Speedometer Clock - silent mechanism

A clock with a dial that looks like a classic car counter.

In brief:


The Speedometer Clock is a round wall clock whose dial is reminiscent of the look of car counters from the late 1980s and early 1990s. The hours on the dial have been replaced by a speedometer scale, whose scale reaches 200 km/h. The dial of the clock also has a printed odometer, which will always have a small mileage. ;)

For the car lover from the old days: The dial faithfully imitates the counter of a car from a bygone era, but the gadget should appeal to all fans of motoring and classics, regardless of their age. The clock will be an interesting gift for a husband who spends hours working on his car, for a dad who reminisces with nostalgia about cars that were produced for many years, or for a son or brother who likes the history of automobiles. The Speedometer Clock is especially recommended as a gift for a man, but it is worth remembering that there are also women who love cars.

An automotive gadget for the automaniac:


A natural environment to hang this gadget would be an auto repair store, a vulcanization store, an auto store, as well as a home-grown mechanic's garage and a man cave. Any place where an automaniac hangs out will be suitable to hang the Speedometer Clock. Passing a driving test is also a perfect occasion to give this interesting automotive gadget to a young driver. The Speedometer Clock will definitely work well as a gift for a driver.

Draws attention:


The Black Speedometer Clock is one of those clocks that is hard to pass by indifferently, especially for someone who loves cars. Hung on the wall, it is an eye-catcher and suggests that the owner of the house is a true car lover from the old days. Fortunately, it is the appearance and not the ticking of the clock that draws the attention of guests - the clock is practically inaudible due to the use of a flowing mechanism.

The gadget in a nutshell:

- hours on the dial replaced by a speedometer scale


- silent, smooth, non-tapping mechanism of the clock (so called 'running clock')


- No seconds hand


- The dial is protected by a glass pane


- black case with rubberized coating