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Bent once, and it stands
One continuous bent slab: the body is its own stand, with no separate propA silent quartz movement keeps a quiet room quietA pared-back dial marks only 12, 3, 6 and 9, so it reads at a glance
Moulded acrylicMinimal dialSilent quartz
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Tiny, and that's exactly right
I have about four inches of nightstand left after the lamp and this fits with room to spare. The cream matches my linen almost exactly.
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The charcoal one lives on my desk
Bought it to stop checking the clock on my laptop and breaking focus. Sounds small. It genuinely helped. No tick either, which I was worried about.
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Looks like a design-shop piece
The single bent shape is the whole design and it works — no fussy stand, no branding shouting at you. Bought a second as a housewarming gift.
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Frequently asked questions
Exactly how small is it?
About 10 cm wide and 7 cm tall (3.94 × 2.76 in). That is smaller than a coffee mug, with roughly the footprint of a folded postcard. It is minimal on purpose.
Does it tick?
No. It has a silent quartz movement, so there is no ticking to hear in a quiet bedroom or at a desk where you are concentrating.
Does it need its own stand?
No. The body is bent from a single piece into an A-frame, so the back of the clock serves as its leg. There is nothing to attach and nothing to lose.
What powers it?
A battery, which is not included. It has no cable and needs no charging, so it can stand anywhere, including places far from an outlet.
Cream or charcoal?
Cream blends into linen, oak and pale plaster. Charcoal stands out as a small graphic mark on a light desk. Cream has black hands and markers; charcoal reverses them to cream.
Can the dial be read easily?
Yes. It prints only 12, 3, 6 and 9, with short dashes between them. That sounds sparse, but it reads faster than a crowded face because your eye goes to the hands and not the numbers.
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