Skeleton Frame Silver Aluminium Clock | Desk & Wall Mountable | J. William Sons Oxford Style Decor Gift

Description

This captivating clock reinterprets classic design for modern spaces. The polished silver aluminium frame forms the Roman numerals themselves, creating a light, open aesthetic that’s both functional and artistic, suitable for desk or wall display.

Modern Form, Vintage Face:

• Unique Skeleton Frame: Features an eye-catching openwork design where the polished silver aluminium frame itself forms the large Roman numerals and outer ring.
• Sleek Silver Finish: The aluminium construction boasts a bright, polished silver finish, offering a clean, contemporary look that complements many decor styles.
• Versatile Display: Equipped with small feet for stable tabletop placement and a sturdy top loop designed for easy and secure wall hanging.
• Classic Central Dial: The central clock face provides the time-telling mechanism and features traditional hands, along with vintage-style “J. William Sons ESTD 1720” and “OXFORD” text for character.
• Visible Mechanism (Back): The open back design exposes the clock’s battery-operated quartz mechanism.

Perfect For:

• Adding a unique, airy, and sophisticated touch to desks, shelves, mantles, or walls.
• Complementing modern, minimalist, industrial, or even classic decor needing a contemporary twist.
• A stylish and distinctive gift for housewarmings, design enthusiasts, colleagues, or special occasions.
• Creating visual interest without clutter.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: J. William Sons
• Material: Aluminium, Clock Mechanism, Glass (Cover)
• Finish: Silver (Polished)
• Dimensions: Approx. 16.3 cm (W) x 3.2 cm (D/L) x 18.4 cm (H including loop) / 6.4 in (W) x 1.3 in (D/L) x 7.2 in (H)
• Weight: Approx. 420 g / 0.93 lbs
• Power: Requires standard clock battery (type not specified, typically AA – battery not included).
• Condition: New
• Heads up: This is a new clock inspired by vintage styles. Use the top loop for hanging; ensure appropriate wall hardware is used. “ESTd 1720” is a style reference.