Wall clocks made of epoxy resin and wood: olive wood, walnut, unique pieces
A wall clock made of epoxy resin and wood is more artwork than clock: a piece of olive wood or walnut, complemented by a river of crystal-clear resin, with hands and a quiet quartz movement. At Hauptstadt Möblerei, you will find epoxy resin wall clocks made of olive wood and premium walnut, each one unique because no wood slice is like another. Also available: vintage wall clocks and antique clocks.
wall clocks in the style of
- epoxy resin wall clock made of olive wood: A tree slice with lively grain, combined with transparent resin that showcases the grain.
- epoxy resin wall clock made of walnut: Dark wood with a resin river in the style of a small-format river table, round or free-form.
- wooden clock without resin: A tree slice with a natural edge, oiled, with metal hands.
- vintage wall clocks: 1950s kitchen clocks, 1960s starburst clocks, railway station clocks.
- Antique clocks: Regulators, mantel clocks, grandfather clocks, when available.
A perfect match for the table
The epoxy resin clocks are made from the same wood and resin as our epoxy resin tables and live-edge tables. A clock and table made from the same wood make a harmonious combination for the dining room.
Where is the best place to hang the clock?
At eye level, with the center about 150 to 160 cm from the floor, and enough open wall space around it. Above the sideboard, in the hallway or kitchen. The clock movement is quiet and battery-powered.
View wall clocks in Berlin
At the showroom in Berlin-Lichtenberg , epoxy resin clocks made of olive wood and walnut are displayed across 4,000 m² alongside matching tables, Mon-Thu and Sat from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., without an appointment. Photos from all sides, exact dimensions and an honest condition description are provided for every piece.
Over 24,000 customers, 4.9 stars on Google and Trustpilot. We deliver throughout Germany, securely packaged and insured.
Frequently asked questions about epoxy resin clocks
Is every clock different?
Yes. The wood slice, grain and resin flow are unique to each piece. The photos show the exact clock you will receive.
What type of clock movement is used?
A quiet, battery-powered quartz movement that can be replaced at any time.
Is the resin colored?
Almost always transparent, so the wood remains the focus.
How do I care for the clock?
Dust it with a dry cloth, do not hang it in direct sunlight, and oil the wood occasionally.
