Round Raised Roman Numeral Mirror Wall Clock 38cm - Silver

This round wall clock pairs a mirrored face with raised Roman numerals, all set within a bright silver frame that catches the light. The centre of the dial is a plain mirrored circle, ringed by a raised silver band, and around it the twelve numerals stand in relief over mirrored panels, so the whole face reflects the room back in soft, broken pieces. Slim silver hands reach out from the middle, long enough to read the time clearly from across the room. It measures 38cm across and 2.7cm deep, a generous size that holds its own on a wall without crowding it.

At 38cm, the clock suits a chimney breast, the wall above a sideboard or console table, or a hallway where a little reflected light makes a narrow space feel brighter. The mirrored face bounces light around, so it works well opposite a window or in a darker corner of a living room, dining room or bedroom. The silver tone sits comfortably with grey, white and soft neutral schemes, and alongside chrome or nickel fittings elsewhere in the house. If you are choosing it as a gift, it is an easy pick for someone who likes a clear, readable dial with a little shine.

At just 2.7cm deep, the clock sits close to the wall, and it hangs from a single slot on the back, so one secure screw or hook is all it needs. The back is a plain black panel, with the silver rim running round its edge. To keep the face bright, dust it with a soft dry cloth and wipe the mirrored areas gently with a barely damp cloth, drying them straight away to avoid streaks. We would hang it at eye level, where the mirror catches the light and the numerals read clearly, with a little clear wall around it so its round outline can be seen.

How big is this mirror wall clock?

It measures 38cm across and 2.7cm deep, so it sits close to the wall and suits a chimney breast or the space above a sideboard.

How does the clock hang on the wall?

It hangs from a single slot on the back, so one secure screw or hook in the wall is all it needs.

What colour is the clock?

The frame, raised numerals and hands are silver, the face is mirrored, and the back is a plain black panel with a thin silver rim.

Which parts of the clock are mirrored?

Both the central circle and the panels behind the numerals are mirrored, so the face reflects the room and brightens the wall it hangs on.

What kind of numerals does it have?

It has raised silver Roman numerals standing in relief around the dial, which read clearly from across the room.

How should I clean the clock?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth, and wipe the mirrored areas with a barely damp cloth, drying them straight away to avoid streaks.