Each Commodore's Clock is handmade.  It begins with a single block of walnut, painstakingly selected for its distinctive grain structure, color, and appearance.  The block then is cut into segments which are glued together to form a cylinder.  A lathe is used to turn the cylinder while the artist shapes and forms the silhouette characteristic of the Commodore's Clock.  By using a single block of walnut, the artist is able to create the subtle interplays between texture, tone, and pattern that distinguish each Commodore's Clock as a unique piece of art.

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