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The Wrendale Designs 'Daisy Coo' Mantel Clock is an excellent choice for animal lovers and those seeking a charming, decorative timepiece for their bedside table or living space. Featuring original artwork by Hannah Dale, this clock combines aesthetic appeal with a silent movement mechanism; however, potential buyers should note its compact size which is best suited for small surface areas rather than large walls.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wrendale Designs |
Yes, the clock features a protective layer over the illustrated face to keep the artwork clean and free from dust.
No, this model is specifically engineered with a silent movement to ensure there is no audible ticking.
The clock measures approximately 128mm x 120mm x 58mm.
This model is designed as a mantel clock for surface placement. It does not include a wall-mounting bracket.
Yes, Wrendale Designs offers other variants, such as the 'Contentment' Fox Mantel Clock and the Hare Mantel Clock.
Verify that the battery is inserted with the correct polarity and replace with a fresh battery if necessary.
Ensure the battery is fully charged and that the clock is not placed near strong magnetic fields which can interfere with the quartz mechanism.
To set up your Wrendale Designs clock, gently remove the battery cover located on the back of the unit. Insert the required battery (type may vary based on model specifics, check standard AA/AAA requirements), and use the adjustment wheel to set the current time. For care, keep the clock away from excessive moisture or direct heat sources to preserve the illustration quality. Dust the surface occasionally with a soft, dry cloth; avoid using abrasive chemicals or cleaners on the clock face or casing to prevent damage to the artwork.
