Palladium Mini Cogs Clock - Black & Gold

Description

Description
The Palladium Mini is a 33cm round wall clock combining a painted black wood frame with a two-layer face: a wooden dial with cut-out numerals on the outer ring, and a dark metal centre panel behind a glass lens. Five brass-finished cogs sit behind the glass, driven by a separate battery-powered mechanism that keeps them turning independently of the clock movement. Gold-tone hour and minute hands sweep over the central panel.

Designed for home offices, living rooms and kitchens where industrial or vintage-workshop styling fits the interior, the clock mounts on a wall via a keyhole fixing on the rear casing. The 8cm depth projection from the wall is created by the frame housing both the clock movement and the separate cog mechanism. The clock requires one AA battery for timekeeping and one LR20 battery for the cog movement — neither battery is included.

The wooden dial is hand-finished with painted numerals and cut-outs that reveal the metal backing panel beneath. The five brass cogs visible through the glass are decorative rather than functional gearing — they turn continuously when the LR20 battery is installed, but do not drive the clock hands. The clock movement produces an audible tick, typical of quartz movements without silent sweep mechanisms.

Specification

Dimensions (WxDxHcm)
32.8 x 8 x 32.8

Colour
Black

Material
Wood

Texture/Finish
Painting Hand Finished

Weight
1.3KG

Frequently Asked
What batteries does it require?

The clock needs two separate batteries: one AA battery for the clock movement (hour and minute hands), and one LR20 battery for the cog mechanism. Neither battery is included with the clock.

Do the cogs actually drive the clock?

No. The five brass cogs are decorative and turn independently on their own battery-powered mechanism. The clock hands are driven by a separate quartz movement and do not interact mechanically with the cogs.

Is the clock silent or does it tick?

The quartz movement produces an audible tick. This is a feature of standard quartz clock mechanisms rather than silent sweep movements, and may be noticeable in quiet rooms.

How is it mounted?

The clock has a keyhole fixing on the rear casing. Mount a screw or wall hook at the appropriate height, then hang the clock via the keyhole slot. The 8cm depth means the clock projects noticeably from the wall when mounted.