Electric Wall Clock
Buy the best electric wall clock selected and recommended by interior designers. By Tara Gosselin.
Never have to change the batteries in your wall clock again when you have an electric wall clock. Having your wall clock die is just inconvenient. Go with a constant electric current going into your wall clock you will never have to worry about that again. And our collection of electric wall clocks is very stylish.
Electric Wall Clock
Buying Guide
Tara Gosselin
Interior Design Expert
Tara is a San Antonio-based award-winning landscape architect, writer and educator, passionate about eco-friendly solutions and growing her own food. She knows all it takes to help you create a sustainable backyard retreat that combines blissful charm with a modern take on landscaping.
The best material for an electric wall clock depends entirely on the look that you’re going for.
If your home is more on the rustic-chic or farmhouse side, you’ll want to select a wooden clock (or one with a wooden frame).
More modern, minimalist, or eclectic homes would benefit from a metallic clock or even one made from plastic, ceramic, or melamine.
For a statement look, we like a metal electric clock that’s framed by a more rustic, organic element such as untreated wood or rough stone.
Not all of them, but most wall clocks are indeed electric.
In fact, the most common one you can find is now quartz, which is still a type of electric wall clock: this is because it relies on the oscillations created by a vibrating crystal using low-voltage DC-powered circuitry.