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Howard Miller Quartz Wall Clocks
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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.
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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.
