Round Gold Wall Clock Without Numbers | Orelo

A round gold wall clock without numbers that changes how you read the time

The first thing that strikes you is the double-ring structure. Two concentric circles in gold metal, separated by a gap that lets the wall behind show through. Between the two rings, four slim spokes radiate from the centre in a perfect cross, like the cardinal points of a flattened compass. The whole piece has a visual lightness that few clocks of this size achieve.

This round gold wall clock without numbers relies entirely on the geometry of its open dial. No backing, no solid surface. The grey wall in the lifestyle photo shows how the rings' cast shadow creates a subtle depth depending on the angle of the light. On a white or light beige wall, this effect will be even more pronounced.

The hands deserve a closer look. They're slim, pointed at both ends, with a diamond-shaped cut-out at the centre that lightens their appearance further. The second hand echoes the same tapered profile. Everything converges on a slightly domed, matte gold circular hub that anchors the piece without weighing down the composition. This detail, often an afterthought on open-dial clocks, has been handled with real care here.

The 60cm version naturally suits a medium to large wall space, above a sofa, in a hallway with high ceilings, or facing a window to play with natural light. The 55cm model works in slightly more contained spaces without losing its impact. The black version offers the same structure, with a more contrasted, more graphic look on light walls than the gold.

This model suits interiors built around a few well-chosen pieces rather than an accumulation of objects. A raw metal console table, a thin-framed mirror, and this round gold clock form a coherent composition without any effort. It fits just as well in a contemporary living room as in a home office or an adult bedroom.

If you're after other formats in the same spirit, our Large Wall Clocks selection offers several large open-dial pieces, and our Metal Wall Clocks collection brings together models in this range of materials and finishes.

Hanging this gold clock: what to know beforehand

The fixing hook sits at the top of the outer ring, built into the metal structure. A single fixing point, which means the wall needs to be sturdy enough to bear the weight on one wall plug. In the vast majority of cases, a standard plastic wall plug with a suitably sized screw is enough. On plasterboard, it's best to aim for a stud or use an expanding wall plug.

The gold finish is matte, not glossy. It doesn't reflect light like a mirror. That stops it from grabbing attention too aggressively in a very bright room, and keeps it legible even under direct lighting. On a dark or deep-coloured wall, the gold tone really stands out. On an off-white or linen-toned wall, it blends in without disappearing.

The open dial means the condition of the wall behind it matters. A clean, even surface will show off the ring structure at its best. A damaged or heavily textured surface will be visible through the dial, which can work for or against the look you're going for.

For anyone torn between this round gold wall clock and a more compact model, our Modern Wall Clocks collection offers other silhouettes in this same pared-back style.