Oumilen - 12" Vintage Wall Clock - Black
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A classic 12-inch vintage wall clock with a distressed black frame, aged dial, and silent quartz movement. It adds timeless, rustic charm to kitchens, living rooms, and entryways while keeping accurate time.
Nearly Silent Quartz Movement
Powered by a high-quality quartz mechanism, it keeps precise time with only a faint tick, ensuring a peaceful environment in quiet spaces like bedrooms and offices.
- BrandOumilenModel NumberOBBY-CK019Product Name12" Vintage Wall ClockColorBlackProduct Height31 inchesProduct Width31 inches
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