The 10 Kinds Of Clocks That Tell Time And Add Style To Your Space

Okay, we had to pick this Tromma clock from IKEA because of how something so ridiculously cheap can still be so chic (it's the Scandi aesthetics). This round analogue clock comes with numbers that are little holes on the dial, so prop it against a coloured wall, and instantly make this white clock stand out even more. 

Price: INR 159

This analogue round wall clock from Ecraft India has a simple yet contemporary design and the fact that there are numbers on the wall face means that even if you happen to glance at it, you'll be able to read the time. It has a classic brown frame that makes this versatile clock blend in with any wall. 

Price: INR 2,599

For those who have a modern outlook in their space and want a clock that matches the theme, then this piece from Think Artly is a good option. It mixes wood and marble for that contemporary look. The clock has minimal design meaning there are no numbers on the face. 

Price: INR 2,199

Amazon always throws us some really cool things and that's the case with this LED clock. Its got an alarm feature, the dial is powered by bright LED lights which can be adjusted and shows time in both 12-hour and 24-hour format. Keep it at your work desk or even by your bedside, just remember to reduce the brightness if you are keeping it next to your bed. You don't want a powerful beam blinding you when you are groggy and sleepy. 

Price: INR 1,899

No way we are letting you not pick this alarm clock in its iconic design. Made by UK-based brand Newgate Clocks, this alarm clock is the perfect bedside desk clock that you can pick up. It's finished in the engine red, and features raised numbers on the dial. The bells function just like how they should and come with an easy on-off switch, so that you can go back to sleep after hitting the off button. 

Price: INR 3,695

We love this desk/wall analogue clock from IKEA. It does more than just tell time. It's also a nice little storage unit that can hold small things such as keys, wallets, watches, and things you'll need regularly. We like the keyhole shape and that you can hang it on a wall or place it on a desk. In terms of telling time functionality, the dial is a bit small and the numbers printed are tinier, so you might have to take a good look if you are trying to read the time. 

Price: INR 2,490

If upcycled, quirky and kitsch are words that define your decor aesthetic, then this table clock on Pepperfry should pique your interest. It's the front profile of a Vespa-like scooter with the headlights being replaced by an analogue clock. The dial features Roman numerals and the entire piece is made from metal. 

Price: INR 3,619

If you need a conversation starter and to go with your expensive taste in doing up your space, then this minimalist analogue clock from The Artment is a good option. We like the Nordic minimalism and the clock features gold hands on a black frame. We are not quite sure if it is very easy to tell time easily given the shape, but hey, it's designer! 

Price: INR 2,430

We don't even need a clock, let alone a pendulum clock, but this modern take on the classic pendulum design has us wanting to splurge. We love the combination of the shapes — the rectangular frame with rounded edges and the round dial and pendulum — and the minimalistic design, and the striking gold on grey colour scheme. It'll definitely add a luxe quotient to your space. It's made by Karlsson, a Netherlands-based brand. 

Price: INR 6,900

It will be a bit cuckoo of us if we didn't add a cuckoo clock to this list. But bear in mind that cuckoo clocks are expensive and if you are looking to splurge, then by all means do it. Kismet Watch Company, a Bangalore-based retailer of authentic German Cuckoo clocks in India has a whole range of cuckoo clocks to check out. We particularly love this traditional cuckoo clock that comes with cuckoo sounds every hour and is handmade with German black forest wood. 

Price: INR 24,800