Table Muku Colour: Brown

Numbers a bit 'scew whiff ' but doesn't affect excellent time keeping and appearance of lovely cute clock. Clock is much pricier elsewhere so can put up with imperfections....makes it look 'handmade'.

I absolutely love this wooden desk clock! It’s the perfect blend of charm and practicality. The natural wood finish gives it a warm, cozy look that fits beautifully with my office décor, and the size is just right—big enough to read at a glance but compact enough to not take up too much desk space. The clock keeps accurate time, and the quiet, non-ticking mechanism is a huge plus—no distractions while I work. It feels sturdy and well-made, and the craftsmanship really stands out. Every time I look at it, it makes me smile. If you’re looking for something both cute and functional to brighten up your workspace, I can’t recommend this enough!

安っぽくなく、とてもかわいい。 音も気にならない。 これは良い。

ベッド脇や勉強時に机で使っています。本体の木も文字のもとてもいい感じです。 とても落ち着くので私はセンター試験会場に持参したのですが、文字盤や電池が入っているところがむき出し状態なので、運ぶ際に箱か何かに入れないと針が少し曲がってしまいますし電池も取れてしまわないか気になりました。 アラーム機能付きのものやカチコチ音が鳴らないタイプのもあるらしいのですが、そのことを私はあとから知ったのでそちらを買えば良かったと少し後悔はしました。 木の色が濃すぎず薄すぎず、かわいさも見やすさも兼ね備えているのでお気に入りです。

全体的には気に入ってるが、少し色が濃かった

This little clock sparks joy in me. Time is accurate so far. Comes with a battery. If I put my ear right next to the back of the clock, I can hear a ticking sound, but otherwise I don't hear any noise from it. Nice aesthetics - simple and clean, with nice details. I like that there isn't a glued on face, painted numbers, or plastic face cover that many table clocks seem to have these days. The burned in numbers (LOVE) add depth, texture and variation in shade - all of that drawn from the wood itself without needing to add a bunch of extra things to the clock. The matte brown-colored hands are harmonious with the medium-toned alder wood, and contribute to an overall soft, warm aesthetic. Love that it's real wood. Very smooth finish even without glaze/varnish - no little splinters and numbers are clean/crisp. I wasn't originally considering a clock without a second hand, but discovered it's actually kind of nice not having one. This clock sits on a desk where I like to journal and reflect - The absence of a constantly moving second hand helps create a peaceful, still, unhurried environment. Mine came with brown streaks/lines across the front of the clock. At first, I was worried they were a defect, or the wood was splitting there. However, the surface is very smooth/even to touch in those areas, so I think they are just part of the natural grain/texture of the wood, and have grown to appreciate the extra character.