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★★★★★ 4.7 68 reviews

Page™ Automatic Flip Clock

Page™ Automatic Flip Clock

It turns its own pages, once a minute.

$99.90
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Turns itself, once a minuteReadable from across the room24-hour displayNo screen glow

It turns itself

Battery movement drops a card a minuteSplit cassettes keep the numerals bigSolid walnut base keeps it steady
Solid black walnut base304 stainless steelPVC flip blades
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A flip clock that turns its own pages — a battery movement drops one card a minute, all day, with a soft click. Stainless steel and PVC blades on a solid black walnut base. No screen, no glow, no notifications.

Product Info

Stainless steel and PVC on a black walnut base

Material

Shelf-scale — 20.5 cm wide, 14 cm tall

Size

Overview

Once a minute a card lets go and falls, and the time changes with a soft click. At three in the morning it does precisely nothing — no glow across the ceiling, no pulsing colon, nothing to wake up to.

And it runs itself. A battery movement turns the pages, so there is nothing to wind and nothing to touch — you set it once and leave it alone on a solid black walnut base heavy enough to absorb every drop.

Care

A dry cloth is all it needs. Set the time with the knob on the right, turning forwards. A standard carbon battery suits the movement best and keeps the timekeeping steady.

Materials

A solid black walnut base carrying a 304 stainless steel column that flares into two downward-angled wing arms, with twin cassettes of PVC flip blades in bold white condensed numerals. Driven by a battery movement in the rear compartment.

  • Base: Solid black walnut, 13 × 7 cm
  • Frame: 304 stainless steel column and wing arms
  • Blades: PVC flip cards, bold white numerals, 24-hour display — lift out and clip back in
  • Size: 20.5 cm wide × 14 cm tall, ~605 g
  • Power: Battery movement, rear compartment (battery not included)
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Big numerals

You can read it from the door

Hours and minutes get a cassette each, so the numerals are big rather than squeezed — legible from the doorway, not just from arm's reach. It is a 24-hour display, which reads as unfamiliar for about a day and then simply becomes how you read the time.

Battery movement

It runs itself

A battery movement turns the pages on its own — one card a minute, day and night, for as long as the battery lasts. Set it once with the knob on the right and leave it alone. Nothing to wind, nothing to press, nothing to charge.

The build

Made of three things

A solid black walnut base, a 304 stainless steel column and arms, and PVC flip blades that lift out and clip back in. Nothing to update, nothing to pair.

4.7 / 5 ★★★★★

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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.

★★★★★

The base is the surprise

I have had a flip clock before and it slowly wandered across the shelf because every card drop nudged it. This one has a proper lump of walnut underneath and has not moved at all. The grain is real, not a printed veneer, which at this price I honestly did not expect.

Iain M.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Bought it to get the phone off the nightstand

That was the whole point and it has worked. No glow at all in the night, and the click is soft enough that I stopped noticing it within two nights — my partner never noticed it. Twenty-four hour only took me a day to get used to. Numbers are big enough to read from the bedroom door without glasses.

Freya T.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Looks far more expensive than it was

It looks far more expensive on the shelf than it was — the walnut and the stainless together read properly considered. Setting it takes seconds with the knob. Two months in and it has not skipped a card.

Marcus V.

Verified buyer

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Frequently asked questions

Does it flip by itself?
Yes. A battery movement inside turns the pages — one card a minute, all day, with nothing to wind and nothing to touch. The battery compartment sits in the back. The battery itself is not included, and a standard carbon cell suits the movement best.
How do I set the time?
With the knurled knob on the right-hand side, in the minute area. Turn it forwards only — never backwards — and the hour blades advance as the minutes come round. The hour blades are not turned by hand.
Is it noisy at night?
One soft click a minute as a card lets go and falls — closer to a page turning than a ticking clock, with no tick in between. Most people stop hearing it within a couple of nights. And it gives off no light at all, which is the reason most people buy one.
Does it show 12-hour time?
It runs on a 24-hour display, 00 to 23. It reads as unfamiliar for about a day and then becomes automatic — and afternoon times are unambiguous at a glance.
Is the base real wood?
Yes — solid black walnut, not a printed veneer over board. It is doing a job as well as looking good: the cards drop with a small jolt every minute, and a heavy wide base absorbs that instead of letting the clock rattle and creep across the shelf. The column and wing arms are 304 stainless steel.

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