Rin Wall Clock

Time travel. Rich mahogany wood grains + warm metal accents give this wall clock a handsome look with roots in mid-century style. A numberless face keeps you on schedule with precise-enough analog time, for an unhurried feel to match its retro look. It runs – silently – on two AA batteries.

Looks beautiful! One star off because there are small scratches on the wood face and dust underneath the glass which can’t be accessed to remove. There is a quiet ticking sound like most other battery-operated wall clocks.. Joshua. Warren, MI. Sat Sep 12 2026

A beautiful wall clock that combines the fine texture of wood and paper. Thomson Paper has a clock face made of an unique design paper called Mermaid, named after the ripples of the sea, the home of the mermaid. Gentle, pleasant, and with superb choice of color, designer Yuichi Nara creates a three-dimensional numbers on the Thomson Paper's clock face using the iconic Thomson die-cutting machine, used to manufacture puzzles. The edges of the number outlines stamped out are naturally rounded like a tensed water surface and drop soft shadows into the spaces stamped out. Part of the Lemnos Plywood core collection.

simple and unique. Nancy. Brooklyn, NY. Wed Jul 08 2026

This wall clock brings a bright palette and retro feel to any corner. It's made primarily from plastic in a statement-making hue, and it has a square silhouette. A clock face sits at the center, with a classic white background and black numerals. With its fun design and practical purpose, this clock complements modern and vintage-inspired decor styles alike. To complete it, simply add one AA battery (sold separately).

The color is brighter than I expected and it’s a bit plastic-y. But for the price it is a good value.. Sarah. Seattle, WA. Sat Oct 05 2024

Part of the internationally acclaimed designer Oki Sato's first series of design timepieces, Divide uses mathmetic concept other than numbers to tell time. The number of divisions within a single straight line is used to tell the time. The design expresses the idea of time gradually ticking away throughout the course of a day. The designs were created with the intention of allowing the user to experience the passage of time in a stylish and conceptual way.

A little hard to see the hands. Anonymous. North Salem, NY. Wed Mar 25 2026