Cool 60s Film Icon Portrait Glass Wall Clock 30cm - White

This round glass wall clock carries a black line portrait of a cool 60s film icon on a crisp white face. He gazes out from beside the centre in a collared jacket, hair swept back, while bold black numerals run all the way around the edge in a classic serif style and slim silver hands mark the hours and minutes. The clock measures 30cm across and only 2cm deep, so it sits close to the wall rather than jutting into the room. Keeping to black and white makes it clear to read at a glance and easy to live with day to day.

At 30cm across, it is large enough to read from the far side of a living room yet neat enough for a hallway, a landing or the wall above a desk in a home office. The monochrome design suits grey, white and black schemes and sits happily alongside framed film posters, vintage prints, a shelf of records or a cinema corner in a den. It works just as well in a games room or a bedroom with a retro feel, and the clean lines stop it from crowding a wall that already holds pictures. We think it reads as a quiet nod to the golden age of the big screen, a picture you can also tell the time by.

The face is glass with a glazed finish, and the black clock movement sits at the back with a keyhole slot at the top, so it hangs from a single screw or picture hook. It runs on one AA battery, which fits into the movement behind the face. To keep it looking its best, dust the glass with a soft dry cloth and wipe away any marks with a slightly damp cloth, drying it afterwards. Hang it at eye level on a clear stretch of wall and let the portrait do the talking.

How big is this wall clock?

The clock is round and measures 30cm across and 2cm deep, so it sits close to the wall and reads easily across a room.

What battery does the clock take?

It runs on one AA battery, which fits into the clock movement on the back of the glass face.

How do I hang the clock?

The movement on the back has a keyhole slot at the top, so the clock hangs from a single screw or picture hook on the wall.

What is the clock made of?

The face is glass with a glazed finish, white with a black portrait and black numerals, and the slim hands are silver.

How should I clean the glass face?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth and wipe any marks away with a slightly damp cloth, then dry the glass afterwards.

Which rooms does this clock suit?

Its black and white design suits a living room, hallway, home office, den, games room or bedroom, especially alongside film posters or vintage prints.