Our most flamboyant regulator clock, Westbury shows off with beautiful, intrinsic carvings to its dark wood case, and a pressed metal dial. The pendulum sits behind a decorative glass case and the clock strikes and plays the Westminster chimes hourly. Volume control and automatic night shut-off are handy additional features to this, whilst he radio controlled movement ensures perfect time keeping.

Great piece,thanks. Anonymous. Fri Apr 10 2026

This Hermle clock features a high polished burl wood walnut finish case with glass door and glass side panels. Inside there's a Hermle 8-day mechanical movement which plays 4/4 Westminster chime and strikes on the hour. The clock also features a white dial with Roman numerals and a swinging pendulum with time adjustment. There's also night-time shut and chime deactivation levers.

Its a nice looking clock all working i like the Westminster chime. Leslie. Mon Jul 07 2025

A truly traditional addition to any timeless home, clocks allow you to keep your eye on the hour and round out your ensemble. Take this one for example: measuring 32cm W x 50cm H x 11cm D, it's a fine fit for an empty entryway wall or spare space over your living room mantel. Crafted from wood, its frame features an octagonal silhouette with a stately cherry finish. The centre showcases an analogue dial, offering classic hues of black and white.

I love this clock, it look great on my porch wall, it chimes beautifully during the day, quiet at night, and keeps perfect time!. Judy. Redondo Beach, CA. Sat Nov 14 2020

This classical clock makes for the perfect focal point for any room with a gold bezel and quartz pendulum movement.

Really lovely clock admired by everyone very pleased with it. Pauline. Birmingham, GB. Sat Jul 19 2025

This product has dual chimes with a chime every quarter hour and hourly strikes following the hour chime. There is an optional automatic chime silencer between 11 pm and 5:45 am.

Lovely clock. Chime was very pleasant to listen to and looks great.. Anonymous. Tue Oct 08 2024

The traditional regulator is walnut with decorative glass and mechanical movement.

I purchased this clock to replace a similar one which belonged to my mother and it was about 100 year old but the main spring went. I am happy to say that this clock functions perfectly, in a similar manner to the old one, and was very easy to calibrate against the radio controlled one I have. The only criticism I have is that the striking coil is not as mellow as my mother's clock. It's more strident(treble as opposed to bass).. Gavin. Fife. Thu Feb 05 2026