Description
This round twin bell alarm clock has all the charm of a traditional bedside clock, with a black case and bells framing a crisp white dial. Bold black numerals run right round the face so the hour reads at a glance, and black hour and minute hands sit over a slim second hand. Two domed bells sit on top with a small hammer between them, held by an arched silver-tone handle, and the clock stands on two short silver-tone feet. A small light is set into the dial beside the ten. It measures 16cm tall, 11.5cm wide and 5.5cm deep, a compact size that sits easily on most bedside tables.
Its classic shape makes it a natural choice for the bedroom, where the black and white colouring sits comfortably beside painted or natural wood furniture. It works just as well on a desk, a study shelf or a hallway console, anywhere a clear, easy-to-read clock earns its place. Because it stands on its own feet it needs no wall and no fixings, so it can move from the bedside to the desk whenever you like. The clean monochrome look suits a modern scheme as readily as a cottage bedroom.
The case and bells have a smooth matt black finish, and the handle, hammer and feet add a bright silver-tone contrast that catches the light on a bedside table. The white dial keeps the black numerals sharp and clear from across the room. To keep it looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth and avoid harsh cleaners on the face. Set it beside a reading lamp for a classic bedside corner, or wrap it as a practical gift that will be used every single morning.
Specification
| Colour |
Black & White |
| Height |
16cm |
| Width |
11.5cm |
| Depth |
5.5cm |
| Weight |
0.242kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is the alarm clock?
It stands 16cm tall, 11.5cm wide and 5.5cm deep, a compact size that sits neatly on a bedside table or desk.
What colour is the clock?
The case and twin bells are black and the dial is white with bold black numerals, while the handle, hammer and feet are silver-tone.
Does it need to be hung on a wall?
No, it is a freestanding table clock that stands on two short feet, so it needs no wall, hooks or fixings at all.
Does the clock have a light?
Yes, a small light is set into the white dial beside the ten, sitting neatly among the numerals.
Is the dial easy to read?
Yes, the large black numerals stand out clearly against the white dial, and the black hands contrast strongly so the time reads at a glance.
How should I clean it?
Dust the case, bells and feet with a soft dry cloth, and avoid harsh cleaners or sprays on the face to keep the finish looking good.