Okazaki Wall Clock - Black & Gold

Our Okazaki Wall Clock is a round metal clock in black and gold, 40cm across and open at its heart. A broad black outer ring carries short gold batons in place of numerals, and fine black rods link it to a solid black centre disc, so your wall shows through the gap between the two. Slim gold hour and minute hands turn from the middle of the disc and stand out clearly against the black. The gold is a warm brass tone, picked up on both the hands and the hour markers, and the whole clock weighs just 0.64KG.

At 40cm across, it is big enough to read from the far side of a living room or kitchen, yet it sits comfortably on a chimney breast, a hallway wall or above a sideboard or desk. The open frame keeps it looking airy, which helps in a smaller room where a solid dial of the same size might crowd the wall. Black and brass show up crisply against a pale wall and sit happily alongside dark wood, black metal or brass pieces you already own. With batons in place of numbers, it reads as wall decor as much as a clock, so it suits anyone who wants the time close at hand without a busy face. It belongs indoors, in a dry room.

It is made from metal, with a soft, matt black finish across the ring, rods and disc and crisp gold markers spaced evenly around the ring. There is no glass front, so there is nothing to catch reflections from a window or a lamp, and the hands read cleanly from any angle. The clock runs on one AA battery, also known as LR6, and batteries are not included, so keep a fresh one ready and it can go straight onto the wall.

Does the clock come with a battery?

No, batteries are not included. It takes one AA battery, also known as LR6, so it is worth having one ready before you hang it.

How big is the Okazaki Wall Clock?

It is 40cm across, a good size for reading the time from the far side of a living room or kitchen, and it weighs 0.64KG.

What material is the clock?

It is made from metal, with a matt black finish on the ring, rods and centre disc and warm gold, brass-toned hands and hour markers.

Are there numbers on the dial?

No, short gold batons mark each hour around the outer ring instead of numerals, which keeps the face clean and easy to read at a glance.

Can the clock hang outdoors or in a bathroom?

We recommend it for dry indoor rooms such as living rooms, hallways, kitchens, bedrooms and studies, rather than outdoors or in a bathroom.

Which colours does the clock have?

It pairs a black ring, black rods and a black centre disc with warm gold hands and hour markers, a brass tone that sits well against pale walls.