Metal Wall Clock with Wood Grain Center

Two materials in one clock face gives it depth that a single-material dial cannot manage. A metal outer ring provides a crisp defined edge, and a wood grain center warms the middle where the hands actually sit, so the eye is drawn inward rather than to the perimeter.

That contrast also solves the readability problem most decorative clocks have. Because the hands sit against timber rather than against a busy metal surface, they stay legible from across a room without needing heavy numerals to prop them up.

The movement is silent, which matters in a living room or a home office where a per-second tick becomes something you cannot stop hearing once you have noticed it. It runs on a single standard battery and hangs from one keyhole fixing on the reverse. Three diameters are offered so the same design can suit a hallway or a feature wall.

• Metal outer ring with a warm wood grain center
• Hands stay legible against timber rather than metal
• Silent movement, no per-second ticking
• Three diameters for hallways through to feature walls
• Single standard battery, one keyhole fixing