"Time Line Geometric Wall Clock" is a clock that declines the concept of "relativity" through an essential design. Time is something extremely dynamic, measurable through pre-established codes. The suggestion of this phenomenon is given by a broken straight line that tends to go beyond the confines of the clock face and which is trapped in a network of points identified with the trilateration technique. The clock is made of a laser-cut sheet, folded and powder coated. The graphics are silk-screened by hand. The built-in movement is from the German company Junghans.