Stepped Optical Crystal Clock With Roman Numeral Gold Skeleton

The optical crystal clock is classified as an irregular polygon shape rather than a plain rectangle block, matching its stepped, tiered profile instead of a single flat-sided cut. That stepped profile is what forms the visible tiers around the gold-tone skeleton movement at the center. Buyers comparing this shape to a standard rectangle crystal award should expect a wider footprint on a shelf, since the tiers extend outward at the base rather than staying flush on all sides.

The optical crystal clock with the Roman numeral skeleton is listed under the Crystal Awards, Clock Awards, and Awards & Recognition categories, placing it alongside both crystal trophies and other working clock awards. That dual classification signals it functions as a timepiece first, with the crystal styling common to the wider crystal awards line layered on top. Programs searching specifically within Clock Awards, rather than browsing all Crystal Awards, will still find this model listed there.

No, both deep etch and VividPrint imprint the same 3.5 by 1.5 inch panel on the front of the optical crystal clock, so switching decoration methods does not gain or lose imprint space. Deep etch cuts a single-color design into the crystal itself, while VividPrint lays a full-color image on top of the same spot instead of engraving into the material. A buyer who wants a company seal in its exact brand colors would choose VividPrint, while a buyer who wants a permanent engraved look would choose deep etch.

The shipping box for the optical crystal clock measures 8.63 inches by 9.38 inches by 2.25 inches, a Carrington box sized to hold the single 7.5 by 7 by 1.625 inch crystal piece with room for padding. Each box ships exactly one clock, so a multi-unit order arrives as multiple identical boxes rather than one shared case. Because the clock comes in only one size, every order uses this same box dimension regardless of quantity purchased.

Price for an optical crystal clock depends mainly on the decoration method chosen, since a full-color VividPrint image typically costs more to produce than a single-color deep etch design in the same panel. Order quantity is another factor, as a single retirement gift prices differently than a bulk order for a leadership team. Because this clock comes in only one size, size selection does not add a variable to the price the way it does on crystal awards offered in multiple sizes.

Standard production for the optical crystal clock is 5 business days from art approval, and no separate rush option is listed in the standard specs. Buyers with a fixed ceremony or retirement date should confirm rush availability directly when requesting a quote rather than assuming an expedited option exists. Because the clock ships as a single assembled unit in one size, there is no size-related variable that would change that base production window.