Kikkerland Design Inc

Vintage Streamline Kitchen Timer + Blue

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$22.4 $35 In stock

Category: Kitchen

The Cadillac of kitchen timers. Put this 55-minute kitchen timer on your counter to make a bold design statement. No batteries required. To wind, turn the chrome ring.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

That chrome ring winds so smoothly it actually makes the timer feel like a little piece of art on my counter. It's been perfect for keeping my tea steeping and my cookies from burning, and I love that I never have to hunt down batteries.

Avery J. ★★★★★

I don't even need batteries for this thing—just give the chrome ring a solid twist and it ticks along like a classic car engine. The bold blue face actually makes my kitchen counter feel more styled, and the satisfying tick-tock is oddly calming while I'm waiting on my roast.

Sebastian ★★★★★

I was skeptical about a timer you have to wind by hand, but turning that chrome ring has become oddly satisfying, and it's dead silent on the counter. The 55-minute dial is perfect for my pasta and bread recipes, and not having to hunt for batteries is a huge win. It's a real conversation piece that