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| This distinctive clock is named after the dry creek bed that runs through Pasadena, birthplace of the Southern California Arts & Crafts movement. The Arroyo Seco features a glass door with bridle jointed corners, and a six paned grill. The Arroyo Seco has the tapered angle with the mitered corners of the round face arroyos. It now comes in two sizes, the standard model shown on right stands 18" tall, 16" wide and 6" deep. On the left is the new Arroyo Seco Tall. It stands 22" tall, 18" wide and is 7" deep. Oakland square, and Roman square faces available. It is also available with the quartz-mechanical hammering chime, as well as the Hermle mechanical movement. The price for the Arroyo Seco is $600, Arroyo Seco tall is $750 | ||
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