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Little Big Time Wall Clock by Karlsson, Gold, Mini or Large

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Make a statement with pure simplicity.

The Little Big Time Wall Clock in Gold strips a clock back to its essentials, just elegant, elongated hands radiating from a neat central hub. The result is light, sculptural and quietly luxurious, perfect for modern, minimalist and Scandi-coastal spaces. Explore more of the family in the Karlsson range, including Black and Silver.

Choose Mini for compact rooms or Large for a dramatic, gallery-style moment. A precision quartz movement keeps time reliably, while the open design lets your wall colour become the dial, blending seamlessly with your decor.

Why You'll Love It

  • Iconic minimalist design, nothing but refined hands on your wall
  • Gold finish adds warm, understated luxury without visual bulk
  • Two sizes to suit anywhere from entries to living rooms
  • Clean look that works with contemporary, Japandi and coastal interiors
  • Backed in NZ with a 2-year Karlsson warranty

Product Details

  • Sizes: Mini approximately 44cm tip-to-tip (49cm total clearance needed); Large approximately 77.5cm tip-to-tip (90cm total clearance needed)
  • Movement: quartz, battery operated
  • Battery: 1 x AA (not included). Recommended: Energizer Lithium
  • Material: lightweight metal hands with a central wall mount
  • Finish: Gold
  • Backed by a 2-year Karlsson warranty (NZ dealers only)

Important: Karlsson recommends Energizer Lithium batteries for all Karlsson clocks and battery-operated items. Batteries are not included.

Styling Tips

  • Centre above a console or sideboard for a sculptural focal point
  • Pair with brass or brushed-gold frames and a travertine tray for cohesion
  • Let it sit on a pale wall for airy minimalism, or contrast against charcoal for drama
  • Use a fresh AA lithium battery and replace yearly for best timekeeping
  • A refined gift for a new home or a considered office fit-out

It makes a refined gift for a new home or an office fit-out. Find more in our gift ideas for the home, or browse our wall clocks.

FAQs

How do I care for the hands?
Dust with a soft, dry cloth, ideally a feather duster, to avoid damaging the hands. Avoid sprays or cleaners directly on them.

Which size should I choose?
Mini suits hallways, offices and bedrooms, while Large is ideal over sofas, dining tables or long walls.

Does it come in other finishes?
Yes, this design is also available in Black and Silver.

In Short

The Little Big Time Wall Clock by Karlsson in Gold is a faceless quartz clock of elongated gold hands on a central hub, in Mini (about 44cm tip to tip) or Large (about 77.5cm). It runs on one AA battery and carries a 2-year Karlsson warranty. Warm gold hands and nothing else, proof that the quietest design can still make the loudest statement.

Little Big Time Wall Clock by Karlsson in gold, front view
Little Big Time Wall Clock by Karlsson, Gold, Mini or Large Sale price$89.99

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