Lemnos

Lemnos clocks are meticulously handcrafted in Japan by skilled artisans and created in collaboration with world-renowned designers. Their timeless, modern designs have earned Lemnos a place in leading art and design museums across the United States, as well as in curated lifestyle and concept stores around the world.

Lemnos is also the clockmaker behind iconic timepieces such as the New York Times clock, the New Yorker Clock, and clocks used by Japan Airlines. Select Lemnos alarm clocks are further chosen by luxury hotels and resorts for their refined aesthetics and reliability.

As of 2025, Lemnos has been honored with a total of 61 awards from the world’s most prestigious design institutions, including the iF Design Award, Good Design Award, A’Design Award, Red Dot Design Award, Design for Asia Awards, JIDA Design Museum Selection, and the Golden Pin Design Award. Additionally, several Lemnos products are part of the permanent collection of the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

Lemnos holds the distinction of being the most awarded clockmaker in contemporary design today.