Side-by-Side Comparison
Howard Miller Arendal Clocks




Open the full side-by-side comparisonSee the full criteria table for all top picks when you need the extra detail.Show detailsHide details
Top 10 Of The Best Howard Miller Arendal Clocks
Which products match the Arendal floor-clock format?
Only positions one and eight carry the Arendal name. Position one is the Arendal 625-377 pendulum wall clock with a Tuscany cherry finish and dual-chime quartz movement. Position eight is the Arendal 611-005 floor-standing grandfather clock with a single-chime movement. Cambridge is a tabletop alarm, Kathryn, Continental, Maverick, Spokane, and Hamilton are wall clocks, and Arco and Volhard are different Howard Miller floor-clock families. Those products can provide scale or feature context, but they should not be presented as Arendal versions. Choose first between the wall-mounted Arendal and the tall Arendal case.
How much floor space, wall clearance, and leveling do these clocks need?
Wall and floor measurements are not comparable. Kathryn is 30 inches overall, Continental is 24.5 inches high, Maverick is 11 inches overall, Spokane is 15.75 inches overall, and Hamilton is 12 inches overall. Cambridge sits on a table. The tall cases are specific: Arendal 611-005 measures 89.75 by 25 by 13.75 inches and weighs 129 pounds; Arco is 78.5 inches high, 22 inches wide, and 139.7 pounds; Volhard is 89.75 by 25 by 13.75 inches and 128.7 pounds. Map the actual floor footprint, door swing, pendulum, baseboard, and ceiling clearance.
Which chime, pendulum, and nighttime controls affect daily use?
Arendal 625-377 uses a battery-powered quartz dual-chime system with Westminster and Ave Maria selections, volume control, and nighttime shutoff. Arendal 611-005 is a cable-driven floor clock with a single chime and nighttime control. Arco is also mechanical but its Westminster program sounds on quarter hours as well as the full hour. Volhard is a mechanical single-chime floor clock. Kathryn and Continental provide useful wall-clock comparisons but are not Arendal cases. Confirm the exact sound schedule, silence control, winding or battery requirement, pendulum setup, and delivered parts for the chosen identifier.
What case material and movement details should be verified?
Case and movement evidence must stay with each product. Arendal 625-377 is a Tuscany Cherry finish over selected hardwoods and veneers and runs from two C batteries. Arendal 611-005, Arco, and Volhard are heavy cable-driven mechanical floor clocks using pendulums and hanging weights rather than wall-clock batteries. Cambridge is a compact wood-and-glass alarm; Spokane uses brushed aluminum and glass; Hamilton is a chrome wall clock. Verify finish versus solid wood, glass type, assembly, leveling, door access, lock and key, weights, and pendulum rather than transferring specifications between Howard Miller families.
Latest Review Posts

Hook for Hanging a Heavy Wall Clock: How to Choose Hardware That Actually Holds

Replacement AA Battery Holders for Clocks: Fit, Safety, and Affordable Options

Bulk AA Batteries for Clocks: Packs That Save Money Without Sacrificing Life

Should You Use Rechargeable Batteries For Clocks and Which Packs To Buy

Best Kids’ Alarm Clocks
















