Mondaine stop2go WiFi: The Station Clock in Blue-Green

The white dial and red second hand remain, while the frame gets a new color: Mondaine is releasing the stop2go WiFi wall clock in “Transformative Teal.” The matte blue-green aluminum frame surrounds the familiar design of the Swiss train station clock.

Why the second hand pauses briefly

The design for the wall clock was created by Swiss engineer Hans Hilfiker in 1944 for the SBB. Wide bar indices and bold black hands make the time easy to read even from a distance. The red second hand, with its rounded tip, is reminiscent of the station staff’s signal bell.

Another feature of the station clock is a movement that you only notice when you watch it: The second hand completes one full rotation around the dial in 58 seconds. At the top, at twelve o’clock, it waits for the signal to advance the minutes. Then the minute hand moves one mark further, and the second hand starts moving again. This is how station clocks are synchronized to the same minute signal.

The Station Clock on Wi-Fi

Mondaines‘ quartz movement replicates this sequence. The brief pause is part of the display; the Wi-Fi performs a different function. It synchronizes the time and ensures that the wall clock automatically switches between daylight saving time and standard time.

In this special edition, Mondaine echoes the color of the matte aluminum bezel in the hour markers. This adds a touch of color to the white dial, while the black hands and the red seconds hand retain their clean silhouette. The case measures 25 centimeters in diameter; hardened mineral glass protects the dial.

The MSM.25S11.1.D model is limited to 300 individually numbered pieces. The number is located on the back. Mondaine has announced that sales will begin on November 6, 2026. The price is 299 euros in Germany and 299 francs in Switzerland. Learn more about the special edition at Mondaine.