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Easy to see from a distance

While more and more people are checking the time on their smartphones these days, wall clocks are necessary in that anyone can quickly grasp the time, and they are also important for interior design. Especially in families with children, clocks are often used to encourage them to behave, so high visibility is a key point to consider when choosing a clock.

WESTERSTRAND, which has been manufacturing clocks in Sweden for more than 100 years, is a manufacturer of public clocks in Sweden, and its attractive wall clocks are designed to be easily seen from a distance. The simple design with no unnecessary decoration and a red second hand makes this clock a good choice for both home and office use.

Designing shadows
The wall clock QUARTZ CLOCK A-FACE uses Arabic numerals for its dial. Arabic numerals have a very simple, easy-to-read shape, making it easy to recognize the numerals and quickly grasp the time, even when you are in a hurry. The movement of the second hand "ticks" forward second by second, making it easy to read the movement of the second hand and convenient when you want to know the time accurately. Because of its universal design, this wall clock is a welcome gift for the home, as well as for housewarming or wedding gifts, or as a gift for a private celebration.

It is said that WESTERSTRAND wall clocks also design even shadows. The secret lies in its form. The back of the movement cover protrudes, creating shadows when hung on the wall, giving it a three-dimensional appearance. The shape of the shadow changes depending on the way daylight enters the room, so the shadows also let you feel the passage of time throughout the day.

The size is available in Φ230 and Φ300. If you are not sure about the size, make a circle of each size on a piece of paper and paste it on the wall, then look at it from various angles to find the size that fits your room best.

Long-loved Scandinavian design
WESTERSTRAND, a Swedish-born watch brand, is a long-established factory that has been making watches for over 100 years since its establishment in 1906. The company began by manufacturing replacement parts for clocks, but after a while it began to produce clocks for towers, train stations, and so on. Production later expanded, and in 1936 the company began producing wall clocks and pendulum clocks.

WESTERSTRAND clocks are mainly used in public institutions such as railroads, hospitals, and schools, and their simple, highly legible design dials have remained virtually unchanged since the 1960s. Today, WESTERSTRAND produces not only analog clocks, but also many digital display clocks such as sports scoreboards, many of which are exported to the world.