René Lalique's original Le Jour et la Nuit table clock of 1926 depicts a woman in relief on polished glass (night) and a man in counter-relief on satin-finished glass (day). The same mould has been used to create this new table clock, a collaboration betw

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René Lalique's original Le Jour et la Nuit table clock of 1926 depicts a woman in relief on polished glass (night) and a man in counter-relief on satin-finished glass (day). The same mould has been used to create this new table clock, a collaboration betw

René Lalique's original Le Jour et la Nuit table clock of 1926 depicts a woman in relief on polished glass (night) and a man in counter-relief on satin-finished glass (day). The same mould has been used to create this new table clock, a collaboration between Lalique and Swiss watchmaker Parmigiani.

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