Uncommon Handmade Modern Wall Clock, Natural Birch

I got the clock a week ago and my impression is: -looks very nice,simple and elegant -body of the clock from a nice wood (made in the USA) and finished nice too -silent clock. It would not drive you crazy:) Only one dissapoitment is a mechanism of the clock i.e clockwork movements;it was made in China (you can read it on the back of the mechanism when you get it). Overall, it is a nice piece of work and wooden body was made in USA. Love it!

It looks nice, but it's hard to justify $80 for this clock. The main annoyance is that the hands are white on a light wood background, which makes it hard to tell what time it is. And a few nights ago I was watching TV and had to take the batteries out because it was ticking so loudly. This might make me sound a bit crotchety, but at this price I believe I'm entitled to be.

The numbers were very faded. Old stock. I used a brown pencil to color them darker. Not good for an expexsive clock. The wood is very nice though

This IS a very nice clock with a quality, weighted feel to it (I got the white one; it is a satin-matte, stark-white color), however, it is NOT actually made of wood! If one is familiar with building materials, it is more of a pressed paper/fabricated material that has weight; its what home "mouldings/trims" are made of. (don't get it wet where the numbers are or on the backside where the material is bare (unpainted), or it will absorb the moisture and the layers could expand!). My only complaint is that the exposed metal hands (there is no lens cover on this clock), are pretty flimsy, and easily bent; not good since the hands can jam up on eachother. I just had to VERY GINGERLY bend back the minute hand, which 'fragile-y' sits on top , to get it unstuck from the hour hand (it came that way but I didn't want to send it back). In all, the clock fit the (10")measurements I needed to fit into a particular space, and I really like its simplicities: the look, the heavy feel, no logo or anything on the face, and is quiet (I hear no audible ticking), and keeps time well. But do I think it is worth the near-$70 asking price? Not really... maybe @ $40-$50, just IMO.

I bought this clock for my office at work and I love it! It's very well-made, looks great and keeps good time. I get a lot of compliments from my co-workers as well.

I don't think that this clock is worth the price and the color is not as illustrated. If you are looking for a real red clock, this is not the one.

This is essentially a round, approximately 1 inch thick, wooden circle with numbers that are cut out with a laser. It is painted in a very nice semi-gloss paint. The numbers are not painted and are just the color of the underlying wood. It keeps perfect time and does not make noise. The only problem is that the numbers are difficult to see if there is any light glare at all on the clock when it is hanging high up on the wall. I do like it, though, so I am considering possibly painting the numbers another color. I haven't done it yet, because I am afraid of ruining the clock's existing aesthetic.

We have enjoyed having this clock in our front room, and it seems to be very accurate and reliable. In retrospect, I should have gotten something that had a little more contrast as, at times, it's a little hard to read, but that is more likely my failing eyes. Super nice clock!