Industrial Style Wall Clock with Moving Gears 60cm - Gold

This industrial style wall clock sets a cluster of moving gears at the heart of a wide charcoal black face, all held within a gold frame. It is round and generously sized at 60cm across and 9cm deep, so it reads clearly from across a room and fills a broad stretch of wall. Around the gears sits a riveted silver-grey ring, like a section of old machinery, and gold baton markers stand in place of numbers at each hour. The gold hands and gold-toned gears pick up the frame, giving the black face a warm, glinting contrast that suits both dark and pale walls.

With its size and its mechanical look, this is a clock for the larger walls in a home: above a fireplace, over a sideboard in the dining room, along a wide stairwell or as the focal point of an open-plan living space. The industrial styling sits happily with exposed brick, dark paint, reclaimed wood and leather, yet the round gold frame keeps it warm enough for a more traditional room too. It also makes a welcome new home gift for someone furnishing their first house or moving somewhere with more wall to fill, a piece they will check the time by every day.

The face is left free of numerals, so the gears, the riveted ring and the gold hands do the talking, while the baton markers keep the hours easy to read at a glance. At 9cm deep it stands a little proud of the wall, which lets the layered face and frame catch the light. To keep it looking its best, dust the frame and face gently with a soft dry cloth. Before hanging, measure your wall and allow for its full 60cm width so it sits centred with room to breathe; over a mantelpiece, aim for a gap of a hand's width or so above the shelf.

How big is this wall clock?

It is round and measures 60cm across and 9cm deep, a large clock that suits a broad wall above a fireplace or sideboard.

What colour is the clock?

The frame, hands, hour markers and gears are gold. They are set against a charcoal black face with a riveted silver-grey ring around the centre.

Does the clock face have numbers?

No, the face has no numerals. Gold baton markers mark each hour, so the time is still easy to read from across the room.

Do the gears on the face move?

Yes, the gears at the centre of the face move. They give the clock its mechanical, industrial look alongside the gold hands.

Would it make a good new home gift?

It makes a welcome new home gift, especially for someone with a large living room, hallway or dining room wall to fill.

How should I clean the clock?

Dust the frame and face now and then with a soft dry cloth to keep the gold details and the black face looking their best.