Description
This large skeleton wall clock brings an open, airy character to a wall thanks to its cut-out design, letting the surface behind show through the numerals and hands. The metal frame carries a silver foil finish that catches the light and shifts with the room, giving the piece a subtle shine without appearing overly polished. Measuring a generous 102cm across, it holds its own on a bigger stretch of wall where smaller wall clocks would feel lost.
The face uses bold open numerals arranged around a slim outer ring, with slender hands that keep the reading clear from across a room. There is no glass cover, so the mechanism and figures sit flush against the wall for a clean, contemporary look. We think it suits hallways, open-plan living spaces, kitchens and landings, working well above a console, sideboard or mantel. The silver tone pairs easily with grey, white and monochrome schemes, and it also lifts warmer palettes where a little metallic detail is wanted.
A quartz movement drives the clock, offering accurate, reliable timekeeping with minimal upkeep. It runs on a single battery, so there are no cords to manage and hanging is straightforward. To keep it looking its best, dust the frame and numerals gently with a soft, dry cloth, and avoid damp cloths or sprays that could mark the foil finish. Positioned away from direct steam or heat, it will stay crisp and legible for years.
Specification
| Type |
Wall Clocks |
| Colour |
Silver |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
102cm |
| Width |
102cm |
| Depth |
7cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the clock made from?
The frame and numerals are metal with a silver foil finish, giving a light-catching sheen that stays sturdy on the wall.
Where does it work best?
Its 102cm width suits larger walls in hallways, living rooms and open-plan spaces, ideally above a sideboard, console or mantel.
Is this too big for a small room?
At 102cm across it is a large piece, so we would suggest it for a wall with plenty of clear space rather than a tight alcove.
How do I clean it?
Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth to lift dust. Avoid damp cloths and sprays, as moisture can damage the foil finish.
How is it powered?
A quartz movement runs on a single battery, giving accurate timekeeping with no wiring needed.