21" Double-Sided Station Wall Clock in Vintage Silver Metal — Industrial

Modeled after the double-faced clocks found in European train stations and public halls, this bracket-mounted wall clock projects perpendicularly from the wall so both faces are readable from either side — a genuinely functional feature that most decorative wall clocks don't offer. The design references are clear and intentional: aged white dial faces, oversized black numerical markers, slim hands, and a brushed silver metal case with a ribbed edge that recalls industrial clockmaking from the early twentieth century.

The wall bracket itself is a significant part of the visual appeal. A curved corbel-style arm with ball finial details supports a horizontal crossbar from which the clock case hangs, topped with a decorative finial at the peak. The whole assembly mounts flush to the wall and projects outward, giving the clock a three-dimensional presence that flat wall clocks simply don't have.

Each clock face measures 12.5 inches in diameter behind a glass lens, with a quartz crystal movement keeping both sides in sync. The overall piece stands 21 inches tall and 19 inches deep from wall to clock face, so placement near doorways or in narrow corridors requires some consideration of clearance.

This clock suits an entryway, kitchen, home bar, office, or any space with an industrial, farmhouse, or vintage aesthetic. The station clock silhouette is specific enough to feel like a considered choice rather than a generic decorative purchase.