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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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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.
Verified buyer
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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.
Verified buyer
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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.
Verified buyer
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Frequently asked questions
How small is it exactly?
About 10 cm wide and 7 cm tall (3.94 × 2.76 in) — smaller than a coffee mug and roughly the footprint of a folded postcard. It's deliberately minimal.
Does it tick?
No — it runs on a silent quartz movement, so there's no audible ticking to notice in a quiet bedroom or a focused workspace.
Does it need a separate stand?
No. The body is bent from one piece into an A-frame, so the back of the clock is its own leg. Nothing to attach, nothing to lose.
What powers it?
A battery, not included. No cable and no charging, so it can sit anywhere — including surfaces nowhere near an outlet.
Cream or charcoal?
Cream melts into linen, oak and pale plaster; charcoal reads as a small graphic full stop on a light desk. Cream has black hands and markers, charcoal reverses to cream ones.
Is the dial easy to read?
Yes — it prints only 12, 3, 6 and 9 with short dashes between, which sounds sparse but reads faster than a crowded face. Your eye lands on the hands, not the numbers.
