Built in the USSR.
At home in your interior.
The IN-14 is a Nixie tube — a vacuum tube filled with neon gas, manufactured in the Soviet Union during the 1970s and 1980s. Each tube contains ten wire-shaped cathodes, each formed as a digit. When current flows through it, the neon surrounds the cathode with a characteristic warm orange glow that no modern display can match.
After decades in warehouses and laboratories, these tubes get a second life. Not as a museum piece, but as a clock that tells the time every day — accurate, silent and enduringly beautiful.
Every clock is individually built, tested and numbered in the Netherlands. No two are alike.
The IN-14 tubes in this clock are NOS — New Old Stock. Never used, stored in original Soviet packaging. A finite supply, forever.