MOOV reimagines the pendulum clock through perforated steel — rows of circular cutouts across the face partially reveal the pendulum swinging behind them, turning a functional mechanism into a small, visible rhythm rather than hiding it inside a case. Hour markers align with selected holes, so the perforated pattern doubles as the actual time display.

Designed by Ryosuke Fukusada, who previously worked in consumer electronics at Sharp and studied at Domus Academy in Milan, the clock is built from steel, acrylic, and MDF using a mix of cutting, bending, welding, and punched-metal processes. It's compact enough for a shelf, kitchen wall, or desk.