Oman Map Watches

The Oman Map Clock is not just a stunning decorative piece; it also serves a practical purpose. It accommodates 1001 maps of Oman, displaying two different time zones simultaneously. The first horizontal clock operates on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which is set 4 hours ahead of the iconic Big Ben clock in London. It’s worth noting that based on global studies and measuring the Earth’s surface from right to left, the zero point should ideally be located at the holy city of Makkah, which represents the center of the world. Therefore, the horizontal clock is set 4 hours ahead of Makkah’s local time.

The second clock operates on the Arabian time system, commonly used in Arab countries. It follows the solar time, as observed in many mosque clocks. The first hour starts at sunrise, known as “Fajr,” and continues until sunset, known as “Maghrib.” The time from sunset until the next day’s sunrise is known as “nighttime.” The clock’s hands point to “12” at noon and midnight, marking the transition between day and night.

Convenience is paramount, and the Oman Map Clock is designed with a quick-lock mechanism, allowing you to effortlessly open or wear the clock within a second, without risking damage to the leather strap. Its functionality and durability make it suitable for everyday use.

The Oman Map Clock holds intellectual property rights, holding a registered patent under number 822, along with an industrial registration certificate (OM/ID/2014/00017).

Embrace the elegance of timekeeping while celebrating the beauty of Oman with this extraordinary Oman Map Clock. It’s a masterpiece that combines artistry, technology, and cultural significance, making it a remarkable addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship and unique design.