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Isochronal 3

Isochronal 3 is a fully mechanical, wall-mounted sculptural timepiece, manually wound daily.

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The work is regulated by a seconds-beating double-ended pendulum and driven by a sculptural variation of the Grasshopper escapement, invented by British clockmaker John Harrison around 1722 and later used in several of his celebrated marine timekeepers.

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Already highly sculptural in character, the Grasshopper escapement has a distinctive geometry that lends itself naturally to reinterpretation. In Isochronal 3, this historic mechanism is brought forward as a visible kinetic composition, where function, rhythm and form are inseparable.

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The surfaces feature a combination of freehand and machine-applied perlage patterning, adding visual depth and a subtle sense of movement even when the work is at rest.

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With its refined mechanical presence and low-maintenance daily winding, Isochronal 3 is well suited to private, commercial, or architectural interiors.

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Fully mechanical. Grasshopper escapement. Seconds-beating double-ended pendulum. Daily manual winding. Perlage surface detailing. Lacquered brass and aluminum. 10mm Starfire glass mounting plate. Minimum install height 170cm (67") to dial center

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48" 120cm Tall

15"  38cm Wide

6" 15cm Deep

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