Modern Rectangular Wood Grain Wall Clock

Nearly every wall clock is round, which is exactly why a rectangular one changes a wall. This clock uses a slim wood grain frame in landscape proportion, so it sits alongside picture frames and shelves as though it belongs to the same family rather than interrupting them with a circle.

The dial is kept deliberately quiet. Thin hands, restrained indices and plenty of empty face mean the clock stays readable at distance without shouting, and the wood grain finish keeps it warm against a white or gray wall. It suits the places a round clock often looks wrong: above a doorway, along a hallway run, over a kitchen countertop, or centered behind a desk.

The movement is silent, so there is no ticking to notice in a home office or a quiet kitchen, and it runs on a single standard battery that will last around a year in normal use. A keyhole fixing on the reverse means it hangs level from one nail or screw, and the frame is light enough for drywall with an appropriate fixing.

• Slim wood grain frame in landscape proportion
• Silent movement, no per-second ticking
• Minimal indices and thin hands for clean reading
• Single keyhole fixing, hangs from one screw
• One standard battery, roughly a year of use