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Technical Specifications

MaterialABS plastic case, metal hands
ColorCream
MovementSilent quartz sweep (no ticking)
Dimensions30 cm (12 in) diameter × 5 cm (2 in) depth
Power Requirements1 × AA battery (not included)
PackagingHigh-strength protective box

Care & Maintenance

Wipe the plastic case gently with a dry, soft microfiber cloth to prevent surface micro-scratches.

Replace the 1 × AA battery annually to guarantee long-term clock accuracy and movement longevity.

Avoid using water, wet cleaning pads, or abrasive kitchen scrubs on the open hands and raw hardware components.

Common Questions

Is this clock completely quiet for a bedroom wall?

Yes — the premium quartz movement uses a continuous sweep second hand, meaning there is zero ticking noise to disrupt your sleep.

Will the frame look too bulky on a small bedroom surface?

No — while the outer casing edges are thick, the overall 30 cm (12 in) diameter fits neatly above a standard dresser without dominating small nooks.

Is it easy to read the time accurately without any numbers?

It depends — the high-contrast metal hands make general time recognition obvious, but you will be estimating your timing down to the exact minute.

Can I safely hang this clock in a high-humidity master bathroom?

No — the unsealed ABS plastic body and open metal components are not moisture-rated. Restrict placement to dry living rooms, bedrooms, or hallways.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

Above a bedroom dresser for a quiet morning: A silent clock keeps your space restful for a 6 AM start. Pair it with a low ceramic vessel or a stack of neutral notebooks to mirror the rounded, puffy shape.

Inside an eclectic Dopamine Decor gallery wall: Use the thick cream border to ground busy, colorful art prints. Maintain a layout distance of at least 15 cm (6 in) from other frames so the 5 cm (2 in) depth doesn't cast unwanted shadows over flat art pieces.

Best avoided in high-steam kitchen zones: Airborne grease and heavy steam will compromise the matte finish over time. Opt for a sealed glass-front model for cooking areas and restrict this open design to bedrooms or entrance hallways.

Skip the focused home office workspace desk: If you need to track tight schedules or back-to-back video meetings, the numeral-free face is less functional. Swap it out for a graphic digital timer or a structural clock with explicit hour indexes.