Retro II Round Brushed Silver Centre Wall Clock 25cm - Black

This round wall clock pairs a deep black face with a brushed silver centre, a crisp two-tone look that reads clearly from across a room. Twelve slim silver batons mark the hours in place of numerals, with a doubled baton at twelve o'clock, and two black hands sweep over the silver disc so the time stands out at a glance. It measures 25cm across and 4.5cm deep, a neat size that sits lightly on the wall while staying easy to read. A black rim wraps around the rounded case, giving the clock a solid, tidy outline from the front and the side.

Its compact size suits the spaces where a smaller clock makes sense: above a dining table, on a kitchen wall, in a hallway or over a desk in a study. The black and silver palette sits comfortably beside wood, steel and pale painted walls, and the plain baton face keeps things calm rather than busy. Because there are no numerals, it looks clean and modern in a contemporary room, while the silver centre adds a soft glint of light against a dark or pale wall. It also makes a thoughtful new home gift, something practical that earns its place from the first day in a new house or flat.

The clock runs on one AA battery, so it needs no plug or cable nearby and can hang wherever the wall suits it best. The brushed finish on the centre disc catches the light in a fine circular pattern, and the black case frames the face neatly. To keep it looking its best, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth, which is good practice for any wall clock. Hang it around eye level where a quick glance tells you the time; we think it makes a simple, useful housewarming present for almost any colour scheme.

How big is this wall clock?

It measures 25cm across and 4.5cm deep. That compact size suits a kitchen, hallway, study or dining room wall.

What battery does the clock need?

It runs on one AA battery, so there is no plug or cable to hide and you can hang it wherever suits your room.

What colour is the clock?

The face and rim are black, with a brushed silver centre disc, slim silver hour batons and two black hands.

Does the face have numbers?

No, twelve slim silver batons mark the hours instead of numerals, with a doubled baton at twelve o'clock to help quick reading.

Would it make a good new home gift?

Yes, it makes a thoughtful housewarming present: practical, easy to read and finished in a black and silver palette that suits most rooms.

How should I care for the clock?

Dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth, which is good general practice for keeping any wall clock looking neat.