Optical Crystal Desk Clock With Separate Clock Face

The optical crystal desk clock with a separate clock face is listed under the Crystal Awards, Clock Awards, and Awards & Recognition categories, placing it with other functioning clock awards rather than static crystal trophies. Because it carries a real analog clock face rather than only an etched design, it qualifies as both a crystal award and a working clock in the catalog. Shoppers browsing specifically within Clock Awards will find this model listed alongside other crystal and metal clock designs.

No, deep etch is the only decoration method listed for the optical crystal desk clock, so there is no VividPrint or full-color imprint choice on this particular model. The etch covers a 2 inch by 1 inch area on the front of the crystal block, positioned above the round clock face insert. Buyers who need a multicolor logo rather than a single-tone engraved mark would need to choose a different crystal award that lists a full-color print method.

Optical crystal used on this desk clock contains more lead than ordinary glass, which increases its density and lets it refract light more sharply along the block's cut edges. That extra clarity is why the crystal body around the round clock face insert stays clear rather than showing the faint green tint typical of standard glass. Because the block measures a full 1.25 inches thick, the higher-clarity optical crystal keeps that thickness looking clean instead of cloudy.

Price for an optical crystal desk clock depends on order quantity and the color chosen between the black and lime green surrounds, since each color is a separate item number rather than a single universal listing. Because deep etch is the only decoration method offered, imprint color count does not add a pricing tier the way a multicolor process would. Buyers ordering for a group of honorees should ask about quantity pricing when requesting a quote, even though the minimum order is just one clock.

Standard production for an optical crystal desk clock is 5 business days from art approval, the same window for both the black and lime green color options. No rush production timeline is listed in the standard specs, so buyers with a tight ceremony date should ask about rush options directly when requesting a quote. Because the clock ships as a single assembled piece with the clock face already set into the crystal, no separate assembly step adds to that production window.

The optical crystal desk clock ships in a Carrington box at a shipping weight of 1.2 pounds, with each carton holding a single unit. Published specs do not include the box's length, width, or height, so buyers who need exact carton dimensions for freight planning should confirm them when requesting a quote. Because the crystal block is compact at 5.5 by 3 by 1.25 inches, the shipping weight stays light compared with larger crystal clock models in the same collection.