An indoor scene in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, depicts a light-toned, laser-cut wooden mantel clock positioned centrally

An indoor scene in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, depicts a light-toned, laser-cut wooden mantel clock positioned centrally. The clock features an arched top, a circular face displaying dark Roman numerals (I-XII, utilizing 'IIII' for four), and two ornate dark hands indicating approximately 10:05. Decorative scrollwork is engraved into the clock's wooden structure, and two decorative wooden gears are visible below the main dial. The clock rests upon a black mesh surface, which itself sits on a lighter-colored surface. Directly above the clock, a silver electronic device prominently displaying the 'SONY' logo is visible. The immediate background is a light grey surface, with partial views of a pink object on the left and a light blue object on the right periphery of the frame. A black cable is partially visible in the bottom right foreground.