30 days Money Back GuaranteeGalaxy Wall Clock : Time of the Stars
A circular galaxy clock
With this galaxy clock, the infinity of space and the infinity of time are always combined in your decor. The hands of this clock are perfectly centered in the galaxy. The different hour numbers are perfectly uniform, making it easy to read the time.
A clock worthy of an astronaut
Choose this elegantly designed galaxy clock to complete your interior decoration. It’s a clock that will suit any decorative style, even outside the realms of science. Take advantage of this original wall clock to adorn your wall in all its beauty and continually enjoy the landscape of the galaxy.
Galaxy Clock Features
- Type : Quartz Movement
- Silent Clock
- With gold frame
- Material : Acrylic glass and ABS
- Diameter : 24 cm / 30 cm / 34 cm
- Style: Scientific wall clock
- Scientific decoration gift idea
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Original Scientific Wall Clock
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Helen Marshall –
Looks lovely above our bookcase in the study, the galaxy print is richer in colour than I expected from the photos. Ticks a touch louder than my old clock, but I’ve got used to it. Does what it should.
Callum Reid –
Bought this for my seven-year-old’s bedroom and she was gobsmacked. She spent a good ten minutes lying on the bed just staring at it, then asked if the purple bit was Jupiter (it isn’t, but I didn’t have the heart to say). She’s now learning to read the time properly because she wants to ‘check on the galaxy’. Sturdy, easy to hang, and the hands are really clear against the background.
Margaret Doyle –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. His face lit up the second he opened it. Hung it up with him straight away. Lovely.
Dan Whitfield –
spot on. the printed background has real depth to it, the swirls of blue and pink look almost 3D when the light catches them in the evening. Battery clock mechanism is nice and smooth, no stuttering second hand. Chuffed with it.
Rosemary Gillespie –
Bought one for my grandson’s room. He smiled from ear to ear and told everyone who came round. Arrived quickly too.
Tom Ashworth –
Cracking little thing. I’m an astronomy nerd and I’ll admit I bought it half expecting a cheap print, but the stars are crisp and the colours don’t look washed out. It’s now the first thing visitors comment on in the lounge. Brilliant.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson’s bedroom as he’s mad about planets and he went quiet for a good minute when he unwrapped it, which never happens. Now he tells everyone who visits to look at the stars before they’ve even sat down. Chuffed to bits, and the postie got it to me in no time too.
Daniel Procter –
Spot on. The galaxy print has lovely depth to it, with the purples and blues fading into the dark, and it looks cracking in my study.