Horological Sculptures
Watch Part Sculptures by Dan Tanenbaum
Our horological sculptures collection features the work of Dan Tanenbaum, who transforms vintage watch components into detailed handcrafted sculptures. Gears, springs, pinions, and movements are assembled into new forms — from cameras and firearms to sneakers and birds. Each piece is one of a kind.
Dan Tanenbaum has spent two decades collecting watches and repurposing their components into sculpture. His range includes the OpTicTock camera series, the Tick Tock Glokk firearms, the Time Bomb grenade sculptures, the GMT Exposition display pieces, and the Time Out Jordan’s sneaker. Each is assembled by hand from authentic vintage watch parts — no two are alike.
Every sculpture starts with sourcing vintage watch components — movements, gears, springs, and cases. Tanenbaum then assembles them into detailed forms, positioning each part to create structure and visual interest. The mechanical detail is real — these are genuine watch parts, not decorative imitations. The result is sculpture that watch enthusiasts connect with because they recognise what they’re looking at.
These sculptures work in any setting — home office, living room, or alongside a watch collection. They’re conversation pieces that bridge watchmaking and art. The GMT Exposition series makes a strong desk display, while the larger pieces like OpTicTock cameras or Time Bomb grenades add visual impact to shelves and cabinets.
Every sculpture is assembled by hand — each one is unique and cannot be replicated.
Built from genuine vintage watch components — gears, springs, movements, and cases.
Cameras, firearms, grenades, sneakers, birds, and display pieces — all constructed from watch parts.
Each piece is finished and ready to place on a desk, shelf, or cabinet.
Sculpture from Watch Parts
Vintage watch components, assembled by hand into original sculptures. Dan Tanenbaum’s work brings the mechanical side of watchmaking into view — off the wrist, onto the shelf.
All Watches
Bespoke Timepieces
Limited Edition
Watch Storage
Robotoy Watch Stands
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