The design can be used two ways. Hang it on the wall as a pendulum wall clock, or place it on a shelf, console, desk, or mantel as a freestanding clock. The open center lets the wall or objects behind it remain visible, which keeps the clock from feeling heavy despite its height.

A glass face protects the dial, while the wood frame gives the piece a warmer character than a metal pendulum clock. The rounded hour indexes keep the face clear and easy to read. The short hand and pendulum finish change with the frame color, so the Brown and Natural versions each have their own material balance.

Ikkuna uses a sweep movement and a separate pendulum unit. It requires two AA batteries, which are not included. Rechargeable batteries are not supported. A wall-mount wood screw is included; use hardware appropriate to your wall type if installing into drywall, masonry, or any surface that requires anchors.

The compact body has a rounded, almost half-cylinder form that projects from the wall without becoming oversized. Both the dial and body are kept deliberately clear: no heavy numbers, no ornate frame, and no decorative hardware competing with the shape. The wood and MDF construction gives the clock a warmer feel than a metal station clock, while the simplified face keeps it clean enough for modern interiors.

Each side has its own sweep movement, which reduces the usual ticking sound of a step movement. Because the two dials operate independently, they can be set to the same time for everyday use or to different times if the clock is used in a workspace that tracks another time zone.

Madeto is available in Black, Light Gray, and Green. Black gives the clock the strongest graphic look, Light Gray is softer and easier to blend into pale walls, and Green adds a muted color option without making the piece feel playful. The clock requires two AA batteries, which are not included. Two wood screws for wall mounting are included; confirm wall type and use suitable anchors or hardware where needed.

Colored hands make the hour and minute hands easy to tell apart at a glance. The round wood frame and glass cover give the clock a clean, finished look for a child’s room, kitchen, hallway, family room, classroom, or study area. It is available in Red, Yellow, and Blue colorways.

The clock uses a radio-controlled step movement. The official manual identifies the radio signal as Japan’s JJY signal, with 40kHz / 60kHz automatic selection. For use outside Japan, radio reception should not be assumed unless confirmed by the supplier. The clock can be used with radio reception turned off and set manually as a quartz clock.

The step movement is not a silent sweep mechanism, so a ticking sound may be noticeable in a very quiet room. The clock runs on one AA alkaline battery and mounts to the wall with a wood screw. For plasterboard, concrete, or other non-wood wall types, use a wall-appropriate hanger rated for the clock’s weight.

Aarno uses a wood frame rather than a metal case, giving the clock a softer look than a typical industrial double-face clock. The dial is wide and easy to read, with slim numerals, hour markers, and only hour and minute hands. The result is clear from a distance without looking busy up close.

Each side has its own sweep movement and battery compartment. The two dials can be set to the same time for normal home use, or to different times if you want to track another time zone. The magnetic dial panels can be removed for battery changes and time setting.

The clock is available in Brown and Black. Brown uses acacia wood for a warmer natural grain, while Black uses oak with a darker finish and a stronger graphic contrast against the white dial. Because the frame is wood, grain and tone may vary slightly from piece to piece.

Aarno requires two AA batteries, which are not included. Rechargeable batteries are not supported. Two wood screws are included for installation, but the clock must be mounted to a strong surface, such as a thick wooden wall, wood post, or concrete wall that can support the load. Do not install it on drywall or plasterboard alone, thin wood walls, or ceilings.

The dial is clean and readable, with rounded numerals and slim minute markers. A wood hour hand adds a small material detail at the center of the face, while the black minute hand gives enough contrast for quick reading. There is no second hand, which keeps the face visually calm and avoids the constant motion of a ticking seconds display.

The clock is made with a beech wood frame, glass cover, MDF, and plastic components. Its 12.6-inch width gives it enough scale for everyday visibility without taking over the wall. The 1.8-inch depth creates a more finished profile than a flat printed clock.

Puinen uses a sweep movement and runs on one AA battery, which is not included. Rechargeable batteries are not supported. A wall-mount wood screw is included; use hardware appropriate to your wall type if mounting into drywall, masonry, or any surface that requires anchors.

Kasten’s rectangular body gives it a different character from the usual round station clock. The acacia wood frame has a slim box shape with visible grain, while the dial keeps the layout clean: hour markers only, no numerals, and a wood hour hand that connects the face back to the frame. The result is practical from a distance and visually lighter than a metal double-face clock.

The design can be used in several ways. Mount it horizontally for a low, wide profile, mount it vertically where wall space is narrow, or place it on a stable surface as a freestanding clock. The double-sided construction makes it useful between rooms or along circulation paths, while the rectangular form makes it easy to place on a console, shelf, reception counter, or desk.

Kasten uses two sweep movements, one for each side, to reduce the usual ticking noise of a step movement. Each side requires its own AA battery. Batteries are not included, and rechargeable batteries are not supported.

Two wall-mount wood screws are included. For wall installation, mount only to a thick wooden wall, wood post, or concrete surface that can support the required load. Do not install it on drywall or plasterboard alone, thin wood walls, or ceilings.

The design has a window-like box frame in a natural wood finish, with rounded numerals and small dot markers on the face. The oval dial softens the rectangular frame, while the two-sided construction keeps the clock practical in open or transitional spaces.

Navis can be mounted to a wall or placed freestanding on a stable surface. Used on the wall, it projects outward so both faces can be read from opposite directions. Used on a shelf, counter, or console, it works as a compact double-face tabletop clock.

Each side has its own sweep movement and battery. The clock has no second hand, which keeps the dial visually clean and reduces the usual ticking distraction. The two faces can be adjusted separately if needed.

Navis is made from wood and MDF and comes in a Natural Wood finish. Because the frame uses natural wood, grain pattern and tone may vary slightly from piece to piece.

The clock requires two AA batteries, which are not included. Rechargeable batteries are not supported. Two wall-mount wood screws are included. For wall installation, mount only to a thick wooden wall, wood post, or concrete surface that can support the required load. Do not install it on drywall or plasterboard alone, thin wood walls, or ceilings.

The design keeps the dial open and light. Small numerals sit around the outer edge, with slim hour markers and a clear glass cover. A wood hour hand adds warmth against the white face, the gold second hand adds a small point of color, and the long minute hand gives the clock its strongest graphic line.

Pianeta works well in living rooms, dining areas, kitchens, bedrooms, studies, entries, and other interiors where the clock is part of the room’s visual composition. It is more decorative than a high-contrast utility clock, so choose another model if you need oversized numbers or maximum readability from across a large room.

The clock is made from aluminum, glass, and plastic, with a 28.5 cm round body and a shallow 4 cm depth. It uses a sweep movement, which reduces the sharp ticking sound of a standard step movement. The clock runs on one AA battery, not included, and rechargeable batteries are not supported. A wall-mount wood screw is included; use hardware suitable for your wall type when mounting into drywall, masonry, or other non-wood surfaces.

The numbers are recessed into the body rather than printed on top, creating shadows across the surface as the light changes. Dot markers between the numerals keep the dial readable without interrupting the shape. The result feels playful without becoming childish, making it suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, studies, creative workspaces, cafés, and design-forward kids’ rooms.

Muffy is made from polyresin, which allows the clock to have more volume and relief than a flat wood or metal clock. Its square 10.6-inch size is compact enough for smaller walls, while the 2.2-inch depth gives it a stronger profile from the side.

The clock uses a step movement and runs on one AA battery, not included. Because the second hand advances once per second, a ticking sound may be heard in quiet spaces. A wood screw for wall mounting is included. Use mounting hardware appropriate to your wall type if installing into drywall, masonry, or any surface that requires anchors.

The rounded resin body wraps around the corner, while the acrylic front keeps the dial clean and easy to read. The face uses simple black markings with numerals at even intervals, plus black hands and a small yellow center accent. The result is useful, minimal, and a little unexpected.

At approximately 9 inches in diameter, this is a fairly large clock. It has enough size to work in a living room, kitchen, hallway, studio, office, or entry area, especially in spaces where a regular wall clock would feel too flat or ordinary.

The cream finish softens the shape and works well with neutral interiors, wood furniture, plaster walls, concrete, and warm modern spaces. The silent design also makes it suitable for bedrooms, reading areas, and workspaces where a ticking clock would be distracting.