
4.7 / 5 ★★★★★
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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
★★★★★
I can read it without my glasses
That's the whole reason I bought it and it delivered. The dial sits up at eye height on the nightstand, so a squint from the pillow is enough. Sage is a lovely soft colour.
Verified buyer
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Heavier than expected, in a good way
The base has real weight to it so the tall stem never wobbles, even when I knock the desk. Feels like proper metal, not a painted shell.
Verified buyer
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Silent enough for a light sleeper
I hear everything at night and this makes no sound at all. Bought the cream one for the guest room and my sister asked where it was from before she'd unpacked.
Verified buyer
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Frequently asked questions
How tall is it really?
About 22 cm from base to the top of the head — roughly the height of a wine bottle — with a dial around 9 cm across. That height is the point: it clears books and lamps so the time stays visible.
Does it tick?
No. The movement sweeps continuously rather than stepping, so there's no audible tick even in a silent bedroom.
Is it stable on a narrow nightstand?
Yes — the disc base is weighted and only about 9 cm across, so it holds the stem steady while taking up less space than a coffee cup.
What powers it?
A battery, not included — no cable, no charging, and it keeps time straight through a power cut. Nothing on your nightstand needs an outlet.
Sage or cream?
Sage is the softer, greener choice and sits beautifully against oak and clay; cream disappears into pale plaster walls and lets the silhouette do the talking. Both carry the same white dial.
Bedroom or desk?
Both, and it moves easily between them. On a desk the raised dial sits above an open laptop; on a nightstand it replaces the phone you'd otherwise reach for at 3 a.m.
