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Measure the clear wall, then aim for roughly a third of its width. Leave generous space around the piece — negative space is what makes a large clock read as architecture rather than decoration.

Brass and warm metals hold their presence against dark plaster; basalt and matte finishes read more sharply on pale walls. Every product page shows the piece in a real interior for exactly this reason.

Where a model has a 3D file, the product page shows a 360° view you can rotate and zoom. Cards in this collection carry a 3D badge when that view is available.

Our clocks use a sweeping quartz movement, so the hands glide rather than step. There is no audible tick, which is why they suit bedrooms and quiet studies.

Dust with a dry microfibre cloth along the direction of the brushing. Avoid solvents, abrasive creams and anything ammonia based — they dull the finish permanently.