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Howard Miller Pickerington Wall Clock II, Alarm Clocks for Bedroom, Office & Classroom, Oversized...
Overview
Howard Miller Pickerington II is a 49-inch open wrought-iron wall clock in an aged-black finish. Antique-gold Roman numerals use IIII in place of IV and match open fret-cut diamond hands.
Key Features
- The round Pickerington II frame measures 49 inches wide and high.
- Aged-black wrought iron supports applied antique-gold Roman numerals and hands.
- Pickerington II uses one separately purchased AA cell; its quartz movement is described as soft-ticking.
Considerations
The title and fields mention an alarm, but the description provides no alarm controls, sound, or shutoff; do not buy it for that function without confirmation. Part 547391 and model 549391 also differ. Obtain depth, weight, rear hanger, included fastener, battery access, and frame rigidity before mounting such a large clock. Soft ticking means audible movement may remain in a quiet room.
Howard Miller Accuwave Wall II Wall Clock, Multicolor Soft Ticking Crystal Glass with White Dial | with...
Overview
Howard Miller Accuwave Wall II model 625205 is a 12.25-inch black-and-white analog wall clock with Arabic numerals and a radio-controlled movement. It weighs a listed 1.56 pounds.
Key Features
- Radio control synchronizes the Accuwave within supported continental United States time zones.
- Automatic Daylight Saving adjustment accompanies the white dial and black Arabic numerals.
- One excluded AA battery supplies power to the 12.25-inch wall clock.
Considerations
Signal interference near electrical equipment or some structures is acknowledged in the description. Confirm supported zones, manual-setting fallback, DST disable control, depth, rear hanger, supplied fastener, battery access, and whether glass denotes the front crystal before purchase. The title's soft-ticking phrase indicates that radio synchronization does not make the movement silent. Reception and acoustic performance need room-specific checking.
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Howard Miller Artwell Wall Clock, Silver Edge - Soft Ticking Home Decor Timepiece, Dark Charcoal Gray...
Overview
Howard Miller Artwell model 625658 is an open-face wrought-iron wall clock in dark charcoal gray with silver-edged details. Stamped hour numbers and spade-shaped pointers form its analog layout.
Key Features
- A dark-charcoal wrought-iron frame creates the Artwell open-face industrial design.
- Stamped Arabic numerals and matching spade hands carry silver-edge detailing.
- One excluded AA battery runs the quartz movement with a seller-described soft tick.
Considerations
The source calls the clock oversized but supplies no diameter, depth, weight, rear hanger, fastener, battery access, or hand-clearance measurement. Obtain a labeled dimension drawing before purchase and test the open face against the intended wall color. Soft ticking is not silence, and the description gives no comparable sound level. Confirm that 625658 appears on the delivered Artwell model.
Howard Miller Sienna II Wall Clock, Ebony Finished with 3 White Analog Dial & Arabic Numerals, Battery...
Overview
Howard Miller Sienna II model 625812 is a black-and-silver world-time wall clock with three separate white analog dials. An ebony-finished base, brushed-aluminum panels, and silver accents form its vertical or horizontal layout.
Key Features
- Three independent dials can be set to different time zones and labeled by location.
- Black Arabic numerals and hands appear under a convex glass lens on each white dial.
- The Sienna II can mount horizontally or vertically to suit the available wall space.
Considerations
Battery-operated quartz movements are stated, but battery type, count, and inclusion are missing; three dials do not prove a particular cell arrangement. Confirm overall dimensions in both orientations, weight, hanger locations, supplied fasteners, label inserts, individual setting controls, and battery access before purchase. The title's wooden-base wording should be matched to an exact material specification rather than inferred from the ebony finish.
Also featured in: Best Three Time Zone Wall Clocks
Howard Miller Zander Wall Clock - Oversized Modern Decorative Analog Clock with Quartz Movement, Battery...
Overview
Howard Miller Zander 625-616 is an oversized white analog wall clock with a reflective metal surface and simple hour markers. Bold hands work with a battery-operated quartz movement.
Key Features
- A high-gloss white finish covers the reflective metal Zander clock surface.
- Sleek hour markers and bold analog hands provide the minimalist time display.
- One excluded AA battery powers the seller-described silent quartz movement.
Considerations
No diameter, depth, weight, hand colors, rear hanger, included fastener, battery access, or reflective-surface care instructions are provided. Defer purchase until Howard Miller model 625616 is shown with a dimension drawing and rear photograph. Oversized and silent are seller descriptions without measurements. The copy says individual pieces may differ, so confirm the exact finish if consistent surface pattern matters.
Howard Miller Westbrook Quartz Wall Clock
Overview
Howard Miller Westbrook is a traditional quartz wall clock styled as a reduced grandfather clock. Its Yorkshire-oak-finished hardwood-and-veneer case contains an Arabic-numeral dial and polished-brass pendulum.
Key Features
- Howard Miller's Westbrook wall-clock cabinet has a 21.5-inch height, 13-inch width, and 6.5-inch depth.
- Select hardwoods, veneers, reeded columns, and a lamb's-wool dial form the 13-pound case.
- Westminster or Ave Maria dual chimes include volume control and automatic night shutoff.
Considerations
The source does not state battery type, battery count, inclusion, rear hanger, supplied fastener, chime schedule details, or whether the pendulum uses separate power. Confirm all of these before purchase, particularly because a 13-pound case needs an appropriate wall anchor. The depth also requires clearance for the pendulum and controls. Quartz in the title does not supply the missing power specification.
Howard Miller Avery Quartz Wall Clock
Overview
Howard Miller Avery is a quartz wall clock with a tall hardwood cabinet, rustic-cherry and vintage-umber finish, and two-tone wooden dial. A wood-stick pendulum ends in a spun-brass bob.
Key Features
- The Avery cabinet measures 27.5 inches high, 11.5 inches wide, and 3.25 inches deep.
- Hardwood construction and a two-tone wood dial carry Arabic numerals and spade hands.
- A convex glass crystal covers the aged face above the wooden pendulum stick.
Considerations
The clock weighs 4.4 pounds, but the source omits battery type and count, battery inclusion, rear hanger, fastener, movement sound, pendulum power, and battery access. Verify those items before ordering. Confirm that the complete 27.5-inch height includes the cabinet and visible pendulum area, and allow enough wall clearance to open or reach any rear controls.
Howard Miller Garden City Wall Clock II 547-684 – Rectangular with Quartz Movement
Overview
Howard Miller Garden City II is described as a curved rectangular wood wall clock in a Black Coffee finish. Recessed brushed-nickel bands, matching hands, and a curved pendulum create its analog display.
Key Features
- The curved case measures 14 inches high, 11.25 inches wide, and 2.75 inches deep.
- Two excluded AA batteries operate the quartz movement and curved pendulum assembly.
- Brushed-nickel bands, hands, pendulum bob, and stick contrast with the dark wood.
Considerations
Identity fields conflict: the title says Garden City 547-684, the part field says 549684, and the style field says Gooding II. Confirm the rear model label before purchase and do not transfer specifications between those names. Weight, hanger, supplied fastener, battery allocation, and control access are missing. Soft ticking is explicitly described, so this should not be treated as silent.
Howard Miller Abril Gallery Wall Clock, Gray Finish with Wooden Ring & Analog Dial Quartz Movement, Battery...
Overview
Howard Miller Abril Gallery model 625767 is a 30-inch wall clock with a mirrored glass center, charcoal wrought-iron divisions, and a warm-gray wood outer ring. Floating bar markers replace conventional numerals.
Key Features
- Four wrought-iron lines divide the mirrored dial at 3, 6, 9, and 12.
- Charcoal hands contrast with the reflective center and gray wooden outer ring.
- The mirror clock needs one AA battery, not supplied, and the seller calls its quartz sound simple ticking.
Considerations
The size field incorrectly says 1AA, so use the 30-inch description only after checking a manufacturer drawing. Confirm depth, weight, mirror material and distortion, rear hanger, fastener, battery access, and hand visibility against reflections before purchase. The title mentions an alarm but no alarm controls or behavior are documented. Quiet wording accompanies a ticking movement rather than a silent specification.
Also featured in: Best Howard Miller Gallery Wall Clocks, Best Howard Miller Alarm Clocks
Howard Miller Stafford Mantel Clock 635-169 – Cherry Bordeaux Finish, Inverted V-Matched Teak Wood Veneer,...
Overview
Howard Miller Stafford 635-169 is a mantel clock, not a wall clock. Its Cherry Bordeaux hardwood-and-veneer case has teak veneer, fluted columns, brass-finished feet, Roman numerals, and a grid pendulum.
Key Features
- Stafford stands 20 inches high on an 11.25-inch-wide, 5.5-inch-deep case.
- A quartz triple-chime movement offers Westminster, Ave Maria, and Bim Bam programs.
- Two excluded C batteries power chimes with volume control and automatic nighttime shutoff.
Considerations
Choose this only for a stable mantel or shelf; the wall-mount field conflicts with the described brass feet and mantel format. The listed 16-ounce weight is also doubtful for a 20-inch wood case and should be verified before placement. Confirm battery access, chime schedule, strike options, pendulum setup, surface protection, and complete weight before purchase. Do not compare its chime sound with soft-ticking wall movements.
Which Howard Miller model and format are you comparing?
Pickerington, Accuwave, Artwell, Sienna II, Zander, Westbrook, Avery, Garden City II, and Abril are described as wall clocks. Stafford is a 20-inch mantel clock with brass feet and should be excluded from a wall-only shortlist. Sienna II is unusual because three independent dials display separate zones and the body can hang horizontally or vertically. Garden City needs identity verification: its title, part number, and Gooding II style field disagree. Pickerington also shows different part and model numbers. Match each label before applying dimensions or movement details.
Is the movement ordinary quartz, radio controlled, or chime quartz?
Accuwave is the only radio-controlled model and needs compatible reception, time-zone setup, and DST controls. Westbrook offers Westminster or Ave Maria dual chimes, while Stafford provides a triple-chime program with Westminster, Ave Maria, and Bim Bam choices. Pickerington, Artwell, Zander, Garden City, and Abril use basic quartz descriptions with varying soft-tick or silent wording. Sienna II has three independent quartz dials. Avery is titled quartz but omits power details. Movement type determines setup and sound; it should not be inferred from another Howard Miller clock with a similar finish.
What dimensions and materials affect placement?
Pickerington dominates at 49 inches, while Abril is 30 inches across. Accuwave is 12.25 inches round; Westbrook is 21.5 by 13 by 6.5 inches and 13 pounds; Avery is 27.5 by 11.5 by 3.25 inches and 4.4 pounds. Garden City measures 14 by 11.25 by 2.75 inches. Materials span open wrought iron, reflective metal, mirrored glass with wood, and hardwood cabinets with veneer and pendulums. Artwell, Sienna II, and Zander omit essential complete dimensions, so a drawing is necessary before wall planning.
What should be confirmed before mounting or ordering?
Pickerington, Accuwave, Artwell, Zander, and Abril each state one excluded AA battery. Garden City needs two AA cells, Stafford needs two C cells, and Sienna II, Westbrook, and Avery leave power details incomplete. None supplies a full wall-fastener specification, even where weight or oversized dimensions demand one. Confirm hanger geometry, fastener rating, depth, battery access, pendulum clearance, and hand contrast. Alarm fields on Pickerington, Abril, and Stafford should not be trusted without documented controls. Soft ticking and silent wording also require room-specific judgment rather than cross-model assumptions.
