Description Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 wall clock
Kirk: Mr. Scott, do you always estimate repair times to be four times longer than necessary?
Scotty: Of course, sir, otherwise I'd lose my reputation for performing miracles.
Even on adventures in the infinite expanses of space, Kirk, Spock, Bones and co. have to structure their everyday lives somehow. The only problem here is that the sun, which we can conveniently use for orientation on Earth, is not visible a few galaxies away. And you can't orient yourself by other stars and suns for reasons of labor law: "Oh, a day here lasts 120 Earth hours. And you have to work overtime today too..." ;)
For this reason, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 is sticking to the good old calendar. With the help of the Star Trek "U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701" wall clock you too can structure your everyday life far from the sun! This wooden clock features a blueprint of the most famous spaceship of all time and a classic clock face.
The clock can be easily attached to a wall or other smooth surface using one of the various mounting options (screws or nails and an AA battery are required). Similar to the Enterprise's chronometer, you can also use the clock to reconstruct how long you really needed for your "5-minute powernap".
