Portrait and Night City Skyline Glass Wall Clock 33cm - Grey

This round glass wall clock carries a moody black and white print of a young man with swept-back dark hair, set against a city skyline at night with a lit bridge arching overhead. The whole face is printed in shades of grey, from deep charcoal to soft silver, so it sits easily on a wall of almost any colour. Bold white Arabic numerals run around the edge and stay clear against the darker print, while a pair of pale silver hands sweep out from the centre for an easy read at a glance. It measures 33cm across and 4cm deep, a generous size that reads well from across a room without crowding the wall.

It hangs on a single wall hook, so it suits a living room, a hallway, a study or a bedroom where you want a clock with a little more character than a plain face. The grey print sits comfortably beside framed black and white photographs or other monochrome pieces, and it brings a cinematic, after-dark mood to a music corner, a den or a games room. Because it is analogue with clear numerals, it is as practical in a kitchen or a home office as it is decorative, and at 4cm deep it sits close to the wall rather than jutting out into a narrow space.

Behind the glass face is a quartz movement for steady timekeeping, running on one AA (MN1500) battery, which is not included, so pick one up alongside it and the clock is ready to go. Keep the glass looking its best with a soft dry cloth, or a lightly damp one for marks, and avoid harsh cleaners on the printed face. Hang it near eye level, where the portrait and the night skyline can be seen properly, and it makes a welcome present for anyone who enjoys a clock that doubles as wall art.

How big is this wall clock?

It measures 33cm across and 4cm deep, a good size for reading the time from across a living room or hallway.

What battery does the clock need?

It runs on one AA (MN1500) battery, which is not included, so it is worth having one ready to fit.

How does the clock hang on the wall?

It hangs on a single wall hook, and at 4cm deep it sits neatly close to the wall once it is in place.

Is the clock face easy to read?

Yes, bold white Arabic numerals run around the edge of the grey print, and the pale silver hands stand out clearly against the darker background.

How should I clean the glass clock?

Wipe the glass with a soft dry cloth, or a lightly damp one for marks, and avoid harsh cleaners on the printed face.

What colours is the print?

The print is black, grey and white throughout, so it sits easily alongside most wall colours and other monochrome pieces in a room.