What is the clock face made from?
Clock faces in this collection are cut from single slabs of solid wood, so the grain runs unbroken across the dial — no printed veneer, nothing to peel. Hands and movement are fitted and tested at the workshop before packing.
What sizes can I order?
Diameters typically run 12 to 30 inches, and because each clock is made to order we size the face to your wall — over a mantel, in a stairwell, above a desk. Tape a paper circle up first; it settles the size debate in a minute.
How does it hang, and what powers it?
Each clock has a recessed keyhole hanger and ships with the correct anchor for drywall or masonry. One screw, level it, done. The movement runs on a single AA battery — about a year per battery in normal use.
Any care tips for a wooden clock?
Dust the face with a dry cloth and keep the clock off walls with direct afternoon sun, which unevenly warms any wood tone. The movement is a standard replaceable part, swapped in minutes if it ever tires — the carving outlasts many movements.
How is a clock packaged?
Clocks are made to order and ship in rigid, foam-lined boxes with the hands protected by a spacer. Tracking arrives by email the day the box leaves, and if anything arrives damaged, photograph the packaging and write support@timbervintique.com — we make it right.
Does the carved landscape arrive in one piece?
The mountain relief is built from solid wood blocks joined at the workshop. Larger diameters ship in separated sections to protect the carving in transit; they align and fasten in minutes with the included hardware before hanging.