Description
This large skeleton wall clock brings an open, airy quality to a wall thanks to its exposed face and see-through centre. Rather than a solid dial, the numerals and framework sit against your wall itself, so the paint or plaster behind becomes part of the design. Finished in silver metal, the frame catches the light without shouting for attention, giving you a clear focal point that still feels considered. At 80x80cm it is a genuinely large wall clock, sized to fill a stretch of wall that a smaller piece would leave looking empty.
The open Roman-style numerals and slim hands keep the whole thing easy to read from across a room, while the skeleton construction means it reads as a graphic outline rather than a heavy block. It suits a hallway, a kitchen, a living room above a sideboard or a landing where you want something to anchor the space. Pair it with pale walls for a crisp, gallery feel, or set it against a darker shade so the silver frame stands out. It sits comfortably alongside both period and more pared-back interiors.
Running on a quartz movement, it keeps reliable time from a single battery and ticks along quietly without the wind-up upkeep of older mechanisms. The metal frame is straightforward to look after: a soft, dry cloth clears dust from the numerals and the outer ring, and because there is no glass to smear it stays looking clean with very little effort. Hang it on a solid fixing suited to its size and weight, and it will hold its place for years.
Specification
| Type |
Wall Clocks |
| Colour |
Silver |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
80cm |
| Width |
80cm |
| Depth |
4cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the clock made from?
The frame, numerals and hands are made from metal in a silver finish, which gives the piece a solid feel while keeping the skeleton design light and open.
Where does this wall clock work best?
Its 80cm size makes it well suited to larger walls in a hallway, living room or kitchen. Hang it above a sideboard or on an otherwise bare wall where it has room to breathe.
Is it easy to read from a distance?
Yes. The open numerals and slim hands are clear across a room, and the skeleton layout means the time stands out against the wall behind it.
How does it keep time?
It runs on a quartz movement powered by a single battery, so it needs no winding and keeps quiet, dependable time day to day.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the frame and numerals with a soft, dry cloth to lift dust. With no glass cover there are no smears to worry about, so upkeep stays minimal.