Meet the Weilheim, a large open frame wall clock that lets your wall do half the work. A slim black iron ring outlines the face, the wall shows straight through it, and a single warm wood grain bar crosses from nine o'clock to the centre. It is a statement piece without any clutter, the kind of clock that becomes the focal point of a room.
The details are what make it. The 12 is cut from black metal and hangs from the top of the ring on two fine rods, as if suspended in the air. The 9 is cut straight into the walnut effect bar, which ends in a soft rounded edge just past the centre. Slim black bar markers stand in for the other hours, and a pair of walnut tone hands with copper tone tips sweep over it all.
At 40cm across it reads easily from the other side of a living room, kitchen or hallway, and the quartz movement is silent, so there is no ticking in a quiet room. Hang it above a sideboard, a dining table or a console in a light room with oak and linen, and the black line and warm wood will tie the space together.