I ordered a clock for my dad for Christmas and got an email well in time for me to cancel and buy something else if I wished to say that the order would be delayed, I knew my dad would be obsessed wit... See more
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The tide at a glance. Derived from a love for the sea and passion for design. Current Clocks began with a simple idea – to make planning swims and trips to the sea that little bit easier. Current Clocks are designed to indicate the level of the local tide at a glance.
Unit C1, N City Business Park, Finglas, Dublin 11, , D11RW30, Dublin, Ireland
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Quality of the clock is top notch! Can’t wait to give as gifts this Xmas
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