Custom Engraved Crystal Clock | 6" Optical Crystal Award
Custom Engraved Crystal Clock | 6" Optical Crystal Award
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Buy a design as shown, or send us your own.
A 6-inch optical crystal clock with a black crystal base, engraved with your text, logo, or artwork. The engraving is frosted into the crystal, so it reads clearly against the clear face without needing ink or fill.
This is the piece that gets handed to someone at the end of twenty years. It's heavy, it's clean, and it sits on a desk without looking like a plaque.
What You Get
- One 6" optical crystal clock with black crystal base
- Permanent frosted laser engraving
- Battery installed, ready to display
- Individually gift-boxed
- A digital proof before anything gets engraved
Specs
- Overall: 7 1/4" L × 6" H × 1 3/4" W
- Crystal face: 5 3/4" × 5 1/4"
- Engraving area, face: 3 1/2" L × 2" H
- Engraving area, base: 7 1/4" L × 3/4" H
- Material: optical crystal with black crystal base
- Battery: one 377, included
- Care: wipe with a soft cloth
Perfect For
Retirement recognition, years of service awards, work anniversaries, promotion and change of command gifts, employee recognition, client appreciation, executive gifts, achievement awards
How It Works
- Add your engraving text or upload your logo when you order
- We send a digital proof — nothing gets engraved until you approve it
- We engrave, then ship it or hold it for appointment pickup in Livonia
- Most orders go out in 5–7 business days from proof approval
Working With Your Logo
Vector files reproduce best on crystal, but we can work from a good PNG or JPG and clean it up if needed. Send us what you have and we'll tell you honestly how it will translate before we quote it.
Multiple Awards
Recognizing a group, a graduating class, or a full year of service milestones? Ten or more gets volume pricing and a confirmed date up front. We'll also run a single sample before producing the full set if you want to see one first. Call (248) 517-8787.
Veteran-Owned Quality
Randy is Army, still serving. An award gets handed over in front of a room full of people. It has to be right the first time, which is why nothing gets engraved without a proof.
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