Porthole Gear Wall Clock - Silver & Antique Bronze

Porthole Gear Wall Clock - Silver & Antique Bronze | Online8 New Zealand

A 70cm wall clock built to look like a ship's porthole, with a brushed silver outer ring, riveted detailing and four raised bracket plates at the quarter hours. Inside, a dark antiqued face carries large raised bronze numerals around an exposed gear assembly at the centre. At 700mm across it is a statement piece — the kind of clock that anchors a wall on its own rather than joining a gallery arrangement.

Why It Stands Apart

• Porthole frame: A brushed silver ring with studded rivets and four bracket plates, so it reads as marine hardware rather than a plain round bezel.
• Exposed gear centre: Layered cogs sit open at the middle of the face, giving the clock an industrial, mechanical look.
• Raised bronze numerals: Large Arabic numerals stand proud of the dark dial, so the time stays readable across a big room.
• Two-tone finish: Cool silver against warm antique bronze, which lets it work with both industrial and more traditional interiors.
• 700mm statement scale: Big enough to fill a chimney breast, a stairwell wall or a long hallway without anything hung beside it.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is it?
70cm (700mm) across — one of the larger clocks in our range, so allow plenty of clear wall around it.

What does the face look like?
A dark antiqued dial with an outer minute track, large raised bronze Arabic numerals from 1 to 12, and a cluster of exposed cogs at the centre behind the hands.

Where does it suit best?
A chimney breast, stairwell, hallway or open-plan living wall — anywhere with enough space for a 700mm piece to be seen properly.

Is there a bigger or smaller version?
Yes — the Vintage Gear Wall Clock is larger at 80cm with Roman numerals in aged gold, and the Vintage Gear Table Clock is a 34cm freestanding version for a mantel or shelf.

How do I hang it?
At this size and weight, fix it to a stud or use a wall anchor rated well above the clock's weight rather than relying on a plasterboard hook.

How do I clean it?
Dust with a soft dry cloth. Avoid damp cloths and cleaning sprays on the antiqued and bronze finishes, which can dull with moisture and chemicals.

Can I see it?
Please give our showroom a call at 09 278 8881 to check if this is on display.