Slatehour Modern Wall Clock | Silent Quartz Stone Effect Clock For Offices, Halls and Studies

The stone effect face is what separates this from a wood or metal clock, and it suits a different kind of room. Where wood softens, stone reads cooler and more architectural, which works against concrete, plaster, tile, and the mid grey palettes that most modern offices and new build interiors land on.

Silent quartz is doing the practical work. A ticking clock in a room where anyone is concentrating or sleeping becomes the only thing they can hear, and a silent sweep hand removes that entirely while keeping accurate time from a single battery for around a year. The face is kept simple deliberately: fewer markings read faster from across a room than a crowded dial does. Use a fresh alkaline battery rather than a part used one, since a silent sweep movement draws more than a ticking one and fails first on a weak cell. Check it against your phone after a month to confirm it is holding time.

It suits home offices, studies, bedrooms, hallways, kitchens, and meeting rooms. Hang it where it is read from a distance rather than up close, since the simplified face is designed for exactly that. Dust it with a dry cloth and avoid liquid cleaners on the face. Buy it now.

• Stone effect face suits concrete, plaster, and tile
• Silent sweep movement with no ticking
• Runs about a year on a single battery
• Simplified face reads quickly from across a room
• Suits offices, studies, bedrooms, and hallways
• Dust dry, avoid liquid cleaners on the face