Best Copper Wall Clocks in the UK

We probably don't have to say it but it wouldn't make sense to begin with this product without pointing out just how gorgeous it is.

Featuring that antique vintage style, the model will absolutely prove a classic and stylish addition to your home. Your décor can range from anything closer to vintage shabby chic or country to contemporary or modern and it will not look out of place there. The clock will be able to add character to practically any room and mesh beautifully with so many different decorative schemes.

Classic design aside, the model incorporates a slightly less classic take on the usual face dial formula, incorporating a cut-out pattern that lets you see the wall behind the clock.

As you can probably tell, it is a huge timepiece, measuring 71 x 71 x 4 centimetres in overall dimensions. Sure, you'll have to make space for it in the wall but we see it as more of a pro than a con. When a piece looks this good, you want it as large and occupying as much space as possible, dominating the room and attracting attention.

Frankly, the only gripe we have with the model is just how quickly this large wall clock eats up the battery it runs on.

Aside from that, what we have here is easily the most gorgeous model in this lineup and, in turn, the best copper wall clock here. It will allow you to class up any interior. An oversized clock like that is enough to make a statement. Plus, the unusual timepiece serves as an excellent conversation starter, among other things.

This model from Umbra looks elegant and refined. Its solid all-metal construction, paired with the clock's purposefully soft lines and curves, creates a timepiece that will be able to improve any setting without dominating it.

The glass-covered lens gives the model a lovely higher-end finish and its crystal-clear face makes the clock as stylish as it is practical.

Another little detail about this lens that makes the model so practical is the fact that it incorporates anti-glare coating. Thanks to that coating, you'll be able to make sense of the markers even under direct sunlight. Furthermore, the clock's black copper dials are perfectly visible from a long distance and under just about any angle.

Now, as far as the functionality part is concerned, we have mixed feelings. On one hand, the model delivers a non-ticking, quiet, and smooth sweeping movement, allowing the timepiece to disappear into its surroundings. However, we highly recommend using sturdy screws when hanging the clock. Otherwise, you'll unlikely agree with that "non-ticking and quiet" notion.

In short, this copper wall clock from Umbra is classic and modern at the same time. With it, you will be able to enrich your space or complete just about any setting. Though the model is as elegant as they come, it is surprisingly practical too.

For our taste, this copper wall clock from Karlsson is a little basic compared to every other model here and especially to the previous models. We are not saying that it is a bad clock nor that it doesn't look good. On the contrary, the model is great.

The white and copper (almost rose gold, actually) combination makes this little timepiece an excellent addition to any modern or contemporary interior but it will also blend perfectly well with something a little more classic, vintage, mid-century, or just about any other setting.

The Arabic numerals here are huge and, paired with the white clock face, they allow you to figure out the time from a solid distance.

What's more, this is the most compact model in our lineup. It adds up to just 29 x 29 x 4 centimetres in overall dimensions, so you should definitely be able to find enough space for it.

Last but not least, the clock comes equipped with an energy-efficient mechanism that allows the timepiece to work for up to 2 years on a single battery.

Needless to say, not having to change the battery every half a year is great. Unfortunately, you'll probably have to adjust the time every month or so because the clock can get a little behind with time.

To sum it all up, you can't really go too wrong with Karlsson Clock. There isn't a setting that it won't fit nor is there an environment that it won't be able to blend with. You can put it in any room. It looks good enough to improve your average living space or perfectly fit something a little more upscale.

London Clock Artemis incorporates a relatively simple, minimalistic design that is not too soft but not too stern either.

Finished in a premium brushed copper with a crisp white dial and matching copper markers, the model looks good. The clock will not give your room a completely new look but it will definitely be able to improve the overall vibe and appearance of its surrounding space.

What's more, the dials and markers finished in the aforementioned premium brushed copper are particularly visible against the crisp white clock face. Even in low-light conditions, the clock makes it easy to read the time.

As far as its size is concerned, this copper wall clock is really compact. Featuring just 30 x 30 x 4.5 centimetres in overall dimensions, the model barely requires any space and, among other things, will prove one of the better kitchen clocks.

That said, you can just as well hang it in your bedroom since its silent-sweep mechanism is about as quiet as they come. Just make sure to be careful with the glass because it is a little susceptible to scratches.

To rephrase our earlier point, London Clock Artemis will prove a particularly good fit for punctual people. Its minimalistic design allows the timepiece to disappear into the environment when necessary. The clock is also available in a modern, almost futuristic brushed chrome design.

SIL Kensington Station looks delightful, charming, and absolutely gorgeous, let's get that out of the way first. Incorporating that antique pocket watch design, the model will be able to make practically any living space look more tasteful, refined, and simply interesting. With its faux fob at the top and luminous copper-coloured finish, this clock immediately attracts attention and, like it or not, becomes the centrepiece of its surroundings.

As far as we're concerned, the only problem with the model lies with that "copper-coloured finish". Yes, the housing here isn't copper but rather plastic that is covered in a copper-like finish. It looks gorgeous and absolutely convincing but it is not the real deal. What's more, that copper-like finish will start to wear off after some time. Then again, considering the price tag that the model comes with, this is about as good as it gets.

It isn't about longevity or durability. The model is about aesthetics, waning, withering, and dwindling but remarkable and charming nonetheless. Plus, though it isn't the smallest timepiece, measuring 35 x 42 x 4 centimetres in overall dimensions, it doesn't really weigh all that much (needless to say, plastic is lighter than copper) and, thanks to a large opening in the back, the model will prove really easy to hang on any wall.