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Tiffany & Co. Expands Time Objects with Playful Sculptures

Time becomes sculpture in the latest creations from Tiffany & Co., where engineering and elegance merge into collectible works of art.

Por: Rubén Carrillo
The concept behind Time Objects lies in blending horology with interactive design. What appears playful at first is precision at heart / Photo Tiffany & Co
The concept behind Time Objects lies in blending horology with interactive design. What appears playful at first is precision at heart / Photo Tiffany & Co

Tiffany & Co presents new editions of its acclaimed Time Objects collection, transforming clocks into race cars and airplanes with glossy finishes, diamonds, and whimsical details.

 

The concept behind Time Objects lies in blending horology with interactive design. What appears playful at first is precision at heart.

 

The Time for Speed and Tiffany Airways clocks invite collectors to rediscover timekeeping through tactile experiences and precious artistry.

 

Each piece echoes childhood wonder but embodies fine Swiss clockmaking and Tiffany’s reputation for pushing creative boundaries.

Tiffany & Co presents new editions of its acclaimed Time Objects collection / Photo Tiffany & Co
Tiffany & Co presents new editions of its acclaimed Time Objects collection / Photo Tiffany & Co

The Race Car with a Story

Originally launched in Tiffany Blue, the Time for Speed returns with a sleek glossy black aluminum frame.

 

The polished exterior highlights the number “57,” a tribute to Tiffany’s iconic Landmark flagship on 57th Street in New York.

 

Despite its toy-like charm, this object hides a manual winding movement crafted by master clockmaker L’Epée 1839.

 

Time is set in motion by rolling the car backward on rubber wheels, engaging the mechanism with mechanical precision.

 

At $45,000, it is more than a desk accessory—it is interactive sculpture with collectible appeal.

The polished exterior highlights the number “57,” a tribute to Tiffany’s iconic Landmark flagship on 57th Street in New York. / Photo Tiffany & Co
The polished exterior highlights the number “57,” a tribute to Tiffany’s iconic Landmark flagship on 57th Street in New York. / Photo Tiffany & Co

The Airplane Takes Flight

Its airborne counterpart, the Tiffany Airways Diamond Edition, pays homage to Tiffany’s heritage while redefining horological play.

 

This stainless-steel aircraft shimmers with 511 round diamonds, totaling 4.5 carats, artfully embedded across the polished fuselage.

 

A propeller becomes the winding crown, setting the L’Epée 1839 movement in motion with a tactile twist of the hand.

 

Retailing at $75,000, it stands as a dazzling centerpiece that bridges heritage, whimsy, and technical brilliance.

This stainless-steel aircraft shimmers with 511 round diamonds / Photo Tiffany & Co
This stainless-steel aircraft shimmers with 511 round diamonds / Photo Tiffany & Co

Beyond Clocks, Toward Kinetic Art

More than instruments of time, these creations symbolize kinetic art for contemporary living spaces.

 

Their forms—cars, planes, and even taxis—evoke everyday objects, elevated with fine craftsmanship and narrative richness.

 

The Tiffany Taxi, unveiled in 2023, embodies 1950s New York nostalgia with a clockwork engine built inside.

 

By expanding this series, Tiffany & Co. redefines functional objects, turning them into cultural statements.

The Tiffany Taxi, unveiled in 2023, embodies 1950s New York nostalgia with a clockwork engine built inside / Photo Tiffany & cO
Each piece echoes childhood wonder but embodies fine Swiss clockmaking and Tiffany’s reputation for pushing creative boundaries / Photo Tiffany & cO

A Vision of Luxury That Moves

With every edition, Tiffany & Co. highlights a balance between heritage craftsmanship and contemporary imagination.

 

These clocks do not hide time; they celebrate it, turning ordinary shapes into mechanical wonders for collectors worldwide.

 

From glossy finishes to diamond-studded wings, the new Time Objects embody creativity that delights both design enthusiasts and horological purists.

Quick Questions & Answers

  • What is the Time Objects collection? A series of horological sculptures blending clockmaking with playful, collectible designs.
  • How is the Time for Speed clock wound? By rolling the race car backward on its rubber wheels.
  • How many diamonds are set in the Tiffany Airways clock? 511 diamonds totaling 4.5 carats.
  • What makes these objects special? They combine Tiffany’s artistry with Swiss horology in interactive, sculptural forms.

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