3D Wall Clock – Numerals you lay out on the wall yourself

On this clock the numerals are not printed on a plate but mounted loose on the wall, around a movement in the middle. That means you set the diameter: there are versions for 40, 90 and 120 cm. The quartz movement runs silently on a battery.

Why choose a 3D wall clock?

A standard clock is a disc on the wall and that is where it ends. Loose numerals fill an empty wall without hanging a large solid shape on it. Because you set them out yourself, the clock works on a narrow stretch of wall as well as above a couch.

Loose acrylic numerals: laid out to whatever size the wall takes.
Three diameters: 40, 90 or 120 cm, depending on the version.
Silent quartz movement: no audible tick in a quiet room.
Battery powered: no cord running along the wall.
Several numeral styles: from plain markers to full numerals.

An empty wall that suddenly has a center point.

Mark the circle in pencil with a length of string before you stick anything down; shifting a numeral afterwards is awkward. Start with twelve, three, six and nine, then space the rest between them. At 120 cm, check the clearance around the circle so it does not run into a door frame.