🕰️ Rustic Metal Table Top Clock: Stonebriar Large Square with Handle and Rivet Detail - Industrial Home Decor Accent, Battery Operated Review

This clock would make a great accent on any table, it's bigger than I thought it would be but I LOVE the size! Easy to read time, very happy with this purchase.

I love the look of the watch. It's a little big so make sure you have room for it (see product information for dimensions). My problem is that after 3 months it stopped working. Arrived on 11/18/18. Died on 02/14/19. Too expensive for 3 months work.

My wife bought this for our bathroom. He has a nice big face with big font numbers. They look great and are having a good time. She thought it was a silent clock, but it's ticking. no big deal to us since he's in the bathroom. but if it was in the bedroom i would go insane.

I liked the watch when I first got it. It was larger than I expected, but I liked that it was quiet and readable from a distance. But in the first 10 days he stopped twice. The first time I took the battery out and put it back in and it started again. OK. But two days later the same thing. i give it back

Great addition to my mantel and has been working great since I got it a month ago but there is an audible tick tock . I would have preferred silent or almost silent watches, but I had trouble distinguishing them from the descriptions when shopping. So be careful, there is a very definite catch to this.

I love this watch! If you sit next to it and there are no other noises in the room, you can hear it ticking softly. it's so quiet :). I added this because I saw other reviews commenting on the ticking noise. The style of the clock completed the look I was looking for in my large room. definitely looks rustic. While it shows a very accurate time.

I received mine about two weeks ago and it keeps the time pretty accurately. Nobody knows how long that will take. Love the style and it is true to size with the specs. Those who commented on how "big" it was apparently didn't read or understand the sizing. One negative note is that off-axis viewing can be problematic. From about 45 degrees off-axis, about half of the recessed dial is hidden. Of course, it doesn't matter whether both hands are on the visible side.