World Time Clock

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The World Time Clock is a large, rotating timepiece and popular meeting point in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz that displays the current time in cities around the globe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf kinetic sculpture
landmark
meeting point
public clock
architect Erich John NERFINISHED
builtFor redesign of Alexanderplatz
city Berlin
completionDate 1969
constructionStartDate 1968
country Germany NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance icon of Berlin cityscape
symbol of Alexanderplatz
depicts solar system
designer Erich John NERFINISHED
district Mitte NERFINISHED
era GDR period
function displays current time in multiple time zones
serves as public meeting point
hasFeature city names
mechanical rotation mechanism
rotating cylinder
time zone markings
world map
hasPart base platform
central column
planetary model
upper rotating ring
height 10 meters
heritageStatus protected monument
languageOfCityNames German
locatedIn Alexanderplatz NERFINISHED
Berlin NERFINISHED
Germany
maintenance regularly renovated
material aluminium
steel
nearby Alexanderplatz station NERFINISHED
Fernsehturm Berlin NERFINISHED
numberOfTimeZonesDisplayed 24
openingDate 1969-09-30
politicalContext East Germany NERFINISHED
popularMeetingPoint yes
rotationPeriod 24 hours
shape cylindrical
status in use
timeIndicationMethod analog
touristAttraction yes

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Alexanderplatz hasLandmark World Time Clock