10 Best Wall Clocks in 2022 (Hermle, Marathon, and More)

This high-contrast wall clock has large, vivid numbers that literally stand out from the clock's face. It has a glass cover to make it easy to clean and makes no sound as it ticks. In addition to black, it comes in blue, green, and purple.

Some reviewers found that after a few months the clock did start making a noise. They also say that it cannot be seen in the dark.

Reviewers like the big and bold numbers and confirm that it is easy to read, even from a distance. Most reviewers found that this clock is as silent as advertised and they cannot hear the clock ticking at all.

Available in three slightly different display designs, this atomic clock can show the time, date, temperature, and humidity. It can be used as an alarm clock and can show 12 or 24-hour formats. There is no backlight on this clock, though, so you won't be able to read the display in the dark. 

Reviewers say that it syncs to the correct time quickly and without any trouble. They like the clean display and say the various numbers displayed are accurate. They think that the numbers are bold and easy to read.

This mechanical clock has an open design with Roman numerals on the face and chimes on the hour. The clock is powered by the hanging weight and requires the user to pull the chain every eight days.

The clock face is only around six inches in diameter, so reviewers say this can make it difficult to read from a distance. But many reviewers say that once the clock is correctly adjusted, it keeps time very accurately. They like the soft hourly chime and the regular ticking of the clock. The skeleton design of the clock is also very popular.

This clock is silent, making it suitable for any room. It's available in six different colors and they all feature the same simple design.

A few reviewers received this clock with broken second hands. Some of the reviewers that purchased the silver version found it difficult to see the numbers as they have a similar color to the clock face.

Reviewers confirm that the clock runs silently. They like the high contrast of the colors in most of the available designs and say the display is easy to read.

This digital clock is available in five different frame finishes and has large numbers for ease of reading. The clock automatically sets and you can choose from a 12- or 24-hour display. As well as the time, it also shows the temperature, date, and humidity.

Some reviewers had difficulty with how the clock automatically sets time as they found it randomly set to an incorrect time zone. Other reviewers say they were able to resolve this by changing the position of the clock.

Reviewers like the large display of this clock and say it can easily be seen from several feet away. They like the ability to format the date and time in various different ways depending on personal taste.

This classical design clock sets automatically and takes into account daylight savings time if required. You can choose from four different time zones. It operates off one battery, but you can put a reserve battery in so it runs for up to three years.

Some reviewers found that the atomic feature didn't always set the clock to the correct time. The clock can be set manually, but reviewers report this is tricky.

Reviewers say that the clock display is easy to read, and when positioned in the right place, it keeps time accurately. They say that the clock takes daylight savings time into account and looks good on their wall.

If you have young children who are learning to tell the time, this is the perfect clock to choose. It has bright and easy to read numbers and each quarter-hour is easily identified. The clock is also silent, making it suitable for a child's bedroom.

Some reviewers report that the clock stopped being accurate after a few months. Some reviewers found the display to be a little busy as it has so many colors and numbers.

Reviewers praise this clock as a learning tool as they say it helps children learn how to tell the time. The bright colors grab the attention and reviewers confirm the clock is silent.

This battery-powered clock chimes every quarter-hour and also strikes on the hour. These sounds can be automatically turned off at night, and there is a volume control. The clock face has a stylish two-tone color and the pendulum has a pretty vine pattern engraved upon it.

Reviewers say that it can be difficult to read the time because the clock face has sometimes has a glare on it. They also criticize having to take the clock off the wall in order to change the time.

Reviewers love the classy look of this clock. They like that it looks like a mechanical clock but isn't one, so it doesn't need the same regular maintenance. They praise the sound of the chime and that it can be turned off at night.

There are six different designs for this clock, but they all have the same distressed and shabby-chic style. The numbers are in Roman numerals and like many traditional style clocks, it uses the original IIII for four instead of the later IV.

A few reviewers report that the clock hands are loose or occasionally catch on each other. Most love the aesthetic of this clock and say that it looks stylish on their wall. They say that the clock keeps time accurately and they like how lightweight the wood is.

This wall clock comes in several different colors. The clock mechanism and numbers are separate, so you can choose the size of the circle. The numbers stick to the wall with adhesive backings and can be removed without damaging the wall.

Several reviewers report that the instructions to install the clock are confusing and advise looking for YouTube videos for instructions instead. 

Reviewers love this unique clock and say that they have received many compliments about how unusual it is. They say that it may look cheap when you unpack it, but after it's hung it really transforms the room and looks great.