Description
This round mantel clock pairs a glossy black case with a crisp white dial, so the time reads at a glance from across the room. Large, open numerals run all the way round the face, from one to twelve, with a fine dotted track marking the minutes between them. Slim black hour and minute hands sweep from a small gold-toned centre, joined by a long, fine second hand. The clock stands 20.5cm tall, 20cm across and 5cm deep, resting on a low black stand that keeps it steady on any flat surface.
At only 5cm deep, it fits on a narrow mantelpiece, a bookshelf or the corner of a desk without crowding the things around it. The black and white palette sits easily with most schemes, from pale painted walls to darker wood, and the clear analogue dial is just as easy to read in a home office as in a living room, bedroom or hallway. There is no alarm, so it is simply a clock to glance at through the day rather than one to wake you.
Inside, a quartz movement keeps the hands turning, powered by one AA battery that fits into the back of the case, so there is no cable to hide and you can move the clock from room to room as you like. The case has a shiny finish that catches the light, and a quick dust with a soft, dry cloth keeps it looking its best, while a barely damp cloth will lift any fingerprints from the face. Set it at the centre of a mantelpiece, on a bedside table or at the back of a desk, and it brings a neat sense of order to the spot.
Specification
| Colour |
Black & White |
| Finish |
Shiny |
| Height |
20.5cm |
| Width |
20cm |
| Depth |
5cm |
| Weight |
0.283kg |
| Movement |
Quartz |
| Display |
Analogue |
| Dial |
Numerals |
| Alarm |
No |
| Power |
Batteries |
| Battery |
1 x AA |
Frequently Asked
How big is this mantel clock?
It stands 20.5cm tall, 20cm across and 5cm deep, so it sits comfortably on a mantelpiece, shelf, bedside table or desk.
What battery does the clock take?
It runs on one AA battery, which powers the quartz movement and fits into the back of the case.
Does the clock have an alarm?
No, it has no alarm. It is an analogue clock with large numerals, made for reading the time at a glance.
How does the clock stand up?
It rests on a low black stand at the base of the round case, which keeps it upright and steady on any flat surface.
What colour is the clock?
The case is a shiny black and the dial is white, with black numerals and hands that give a clear, easy-to-read contrast.
How should I clean the clock?
Dust it with a soft, dry cloth as general good practice, and use a barely damp cloth for any fingerprints or marks on the face.