YISITEONE Large Modern Wall Clock Room Decor, Metal Black Wall Clock 21.6 inch Decorative Silent Large Wall Clock for Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen

Love the clock size and design. All metal and well built. However, it arrived dead… but with a few rotations of time set wheel, the clock started working. After a couple of months, time is still spot on. I’m using an alkaline battery; for some reason a lithium battery wouldn’t work.

It is a nice design wall clock. However, it is broken. It is not running at all. I returned it.

Looks good and is a good size though it’s a bit flimsy. The problem is it didn’t keep time. I’d set it and it would be hours behind, the hands would turn but it was never accurate. Returned.

I put the batteries was not working in was give another hand for clock not sure how to install. Sending back but i destroyed the box it came in away

I saw this online and wanted to add it to my bedroom.PROS:-It's really quiet. It won't keep you up at night with loud ticking.-It's black and goes with virtually everything.-It comes with changeable dials. If you don't like the gold, they have darker options included in the box.-It's really easy to hang. You just need a hammer and a nail.CONS:-It's hallow metal. Meaning it's "metal" on a technicality.-It's flimsy. Handle it carefully or you may end up bending it during installation.-PRICE: I do not think this thing is work $80. You can probably find a better quality one at Ross or Marshall's for the same price.

My wife has gone through a number of mid-century modern-type clocks, looking for the right one to match her salon's decor. Generally speaking, the problem with all of those clocks was that the materials and construction would look right, but that the typeface and printing would look awful. Considering that the "clock" is just a small plastic box with a threaded mount and some hands that you attach, it makes sense that the majority of the effort goes into designing a nice-looking bit of sculptural art. The YISITEONE 21.6" Metal Mid-Century Wall Clock looked like it may have cracked the code, though...The YISITEONE arrived as all of these clocks do, in a large, flat box, encased in Styrofoam. My clock didn't suffer any damage in shipping. As far as the clock goes, it's really attractive and will likely match most period-appropriate finishes. There are some things that give away the $69 price (with $8 off coupon, at the time of this review), like the featherweight clock hands. The other thing would be the white pieces of the clock... for example, it would have been amazing had those been real or simulated mother-of-pearl. As it is, though, the clock is a great value - and it's much better than I was expecting. My one massive concern was the font choice and presentation on the clock face. While I wouldn't say that the font is 100% period-appropriate, it does look good, and does not take away from the clock in any way - it probably helps that there are only four hour markings, and not 12. This clock, especially from more than a few feet away, looks much more expensive than it is. Recommended

This clock came in perfectly wrapped and already assembled (which is why I couldn't figure out why they sent extra hands...) but I guess it's in case of the hands breaking, you have a back up. Needs a double A battery (not included!!!) to get the clock started, hence my delay on hanging it up.It's well made. Good quality. Def sturdy, made of metal that is binded together nicely, and it's a great size for a living area. I can't wait to hang mine just need to get that battery first!Over all for the quality and the appearance, it's a very stylish well made clock. You won't be disappointed, just be sure to have that battery on hand!

Stumbled across this one while looking for something else. My Wife saw it and thought it was attractive, so I ordered it. It's Stylish and Easy to Read. Too soon to tell how accurate it is, but I have no reason to believe that it won't be acceptable. The included hanger worked on our walls, which may sound like a low bar, but it isn't. The person from whom we bought the house went crazy with the popcorn machine, including the walls. Yeah, if I wasn't so lazy and home-improvement challenged I would have stripped it years ago, but the point is, the hanger worked, even on that torture test.Couple of minor quirks, neither worth docking a *, even combined. In the instructions it says how to install the hands, which are in a little envelope. Except that there are already hands on it. When I saw the packet, I guessed that it was the second hand, but no, there isn't one. Given the size and where it's mounted, I wouldn't have used a second hand anyway, but it seems an odd omission. Also, the instructions didn't include the hanger. Again, I had no trouble, so anyone who can figure out which end of a hammer to hold should be able to get it. And while the packaging protected it well, it's a low density Styrofoam like substance (the spell-check made me capitalize Styrofoam so I'm guessing it's a brand name...) that self destructed and got everywhere. Okay, that's really picking nits, but I spent more time vacuuming after hanging it than actually hanging it.One last note, and not just for this particular clock. In the instructions, it says to use a carbon-zinc cell. Except, I don't know of anywhere to get them in small quantities. Having burned out several clocks over the years before seeing a clock with instructions, I can attest to the need. What I found with a clock with a similar mechanism, is that using a partially depleted alkaline cell works. The one I used measured about 1.35V open circuit and wouldn't even drive the battery check function on my meter, but the clock seems to work fine. I can't officially endorse that... I'm just saying what works for me. Of course, if you can find carbon-zinc, that's the proper way to go.

The clock came and looked very cheap. The white metal was painted and all cracked. Some parts weren’t even covered in paint. Aside from that the clock was extremely dirty looked like it must have been sitting in a warehouse for years. Wasn’t worth close to the price I paid. Took one look at it and sent it back.