Round Moving Gears Industrial Wall Clock – Gold and Grey

This large round wall clock measures 75cm in diameter with a deep 7cm iron frame, hand finished in an antique gold tone. The brushed light-grey face carries precision cut detailing, with negative space that reveals the surface or wall behind for an open, layered look. At the centre sit working mechanical cogs in a soft antique gold colouring, which turn independently of the hands as the timepiece runs. Contrasting black hands point to cut minute markers set into the face, and a clear glass sheet covers the front for protection. It runs on 1xAA battery for the clock and 2xAA batteries for the cogs, none of which are included. Weight is 7.2kg.

We think this clock suits industrial, warehouse and vintage-leaning rooms, though the gold and grey palette settles happily into modern spaces too. Hang it as the focal point above a fireplace, in a hallway, kitchen or open-plan living area where the moving cogs can be watched. The 75cm scale reads well on a larger wall, while the metallic frame pairs with exposed brick, dark timber and leather. Warm brass accessories, greenery and matt black fittings all work alongside it. Do note it produces a gentle ticking sound, part of its nostalgic character.

The frame is built from iron with a smooth finish and a matching antique gold colouring applied by hand, so slight variation is part of the character. The glass front wipes clean easily; use a soft dry or lightly damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaners near the metal and glass. Fit fresh AA batteries to keep both the timekeeping and the cog movement running smoothly. Made in China.

What is the frame made from?

The frame is iron with a smooth finish, hand applied in an antique gold colour. The face is brushed light grey and protected by a clear glass sheet.

How big is the clock?

It is a round clock measuring 75cm in diameter with a deep 7cm frame and a height of 75cm. It weighs 7.2kg.

What batteries does it need?

The clock takes 1xAA battery and the moving cogs take 2xAA batteries. Batteries are not included, so please have them ready.

Do the gears actually move?

Yes. The centre cogs turn independently of the hands once fitted with batteries, so they rotate while the clock keeps time.

Does it make a noise?

It produces a gentle ticking sound as it runs, which adds to its nostalgic character. Consider this if placing it in a quiet room.

How do I clean it?

Wipe the glass front and gold frame with a soft dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners on the metal and glass.