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That looks great, Soshi. Really good there. Tandemcha, no, not for a long time now. I like to hang art and decorative items in the kitchen, and with 2 digitals built into appliances, my old clock is displaced by (these days) a watercolor of a little chicken with a lot of attitude.

Here's a thread, loaded with photos, on that very subject.

Here is a link that might be useful: Kitchen Wall Clocks

I love that clock too.

Here was mine in the old kitchen. Don't know if it will make it back up in the new one. It was a great prop when kids kids were pestering me with "What time is dinner" questions :)

Oops, forgot the pic. Must be the heat :(

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Love that clock celtinNE!

My kitchen clock has Japanese kanji characters instead of numbers.

Jodi-

Jodi: Very unique clock.

celtinNE: Too cute!

marthavila: Thank you for sharing the link and I so agree with nyyankeesfan.

rosie: My new range has no clock and my display on the microwave does not always display, hence need a clock.

sochi: I now remember seeing the clock in your kitchen and it looks plays like an accent color. Fabulous!

An added thought for a reason to have an analog clock (not digital!) MANY of the high school students that I teach no longer KNOW HOW to read the clock on the wall. They grew up with digital. Computers, cell phones etc. is making the big hand and little hand obsolete? Don't know what that mean (OK yes I do, but I'll zip it here), just thought I'd throw it out there.

I have a kitchen clock and would,if I knew how, post a pic. Anyway, It is copper and is in the shape of a frying pan. It measures 17" , hangs from the handle with the clock face on the pan shape. I've had it for about 30 years and it just goes from kitchen to kitchen with me. When we just did our renos and moved back in it took me a couple of weeks to decide where to hang it. I knew I had to get back up when my DS (24 years old) asked me where the clock was. We all rely on the thing and it's become part of our kitchen.

CentinNE - you make a very valuabe point. I too have many students - high school students - who cannot tell time on an analog clock because they're surrounded by digital clocks. I think many parents don't even realize their children can't read an analog clock/watch.

I refused to get a digital watch for DS 5 y.o. last Christmas when I got him his first watch. They need to learn to tell time, not look at numbers.

I had a pretty wooden clock in the old kitchen. No pic now. I won't have enough wall space in the new kitchen for it, so I might hang it across the room in the family room. I absolutely NEED to know what time it is when I'm in the kitchen. Well, any room actually. I feel lost unless I know what time it is. It's a sickness, really.

Characters kinda like Jodi's!

If you look closely, you can see that the "four" looks just like men's underwear briefs and the "six" gets lots of laughs, too. (I have teenaged boys--sorry.)

My clock has a goose with a bow around its neck. What's that tell you? I probably won't put it back up after we get done - among other things, it's little stub wall is going away to make room for a pantry unit.

I always had clocks in my other kitchens, but I do not in this kitchen....one on the microwave, one on the oven, one on the coffee maker, one on the under-the-the counter radio....and when the electricity blinks that is a plenty to reset~~~

Circuspeanut has a super-cool vintage clock...maybe she'll share where she got it??! There's a certain charm in having an object that everyone *else* has a problem with!

In our kitchen hall beyond the peninsula we have mounted a battery-operated white-faced clock with numerals which can be read from front entry, doorway from garage, and kitchen. I chose this one because of its red-stained wooden frame which matches some other items in vicinity. Size is sufficient to graciously fill area between top of a door and the ceiling--the biggest I could find for the spot. It is essential for our lives AND it's the only accurate clock in the kitchen area since we've had so many power outages during the heat and rain of the last week. I don't intend to reset the other digital clocks in the kitchen for at least another week--not worth the effort until the heat abates and the thunderstorm potential is past.

To me, this is of the same importance as having one non-electric telephone in the house--works even when the power goes out.

Gonna come right out and admit I stole the idea of this clock from another GW poster. I just had a do a search on the word "zen" to be sure I got the name right: I saw it in celineike's post on her "zen" kitchen. It was love at first sight and I actually ordered it from Target and got it in like 2 days! I adore instant gratification!!

I also have to say I found this post very entertaining. Not only did I like seeing people's kitchens/clocks, I loved reading the funny posts.

Thanks!! SQ

OT - SQ - at least you have sunlight - please don't complain. I'm in the pacific NW (Canadian side) and we're still waiting for summer, actually we're still waiting for spring.

Yikes - you're right blfenton. Streaming sunshine really isn't something to complain about! I wouldn't do well without it. SQ

Such fun and beautiful clocks. Thank you for sharing!

Mine is nothing special. It's a Walmart $20 clock that sits over the kitchen table. I wanted it to be the first thing I am able to see when I emerge from the bedroom hallway AND we use it for learning to tell time when doing school at the table. I too realized a few of my kids couldn't tell time on an analog clock.

I would love to get some large clocks going all the way across my high walls with all the time zones!

Love ours and you can see if from the dining and family rooms also.

I just love clocks and all ot the pics bring a smile to my face! Here is mine.
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SusieQusie60, we have that same clock in our bedroom. I like it because it's large and old people like me can it from across the room without glasses. :-)

Shanghaimom, never seen your version of the kanji clock. Is it Simplified Chinese characters? You're right about the four and six. LOL

Jodi-

Not in the kitchen. With the stove microwave and iPod dock there is enough clocks. There is one in the open LR that can be seen from kitchen and dining area. Twice a year I cuss at all the clocks in the house. Daylight savings is a pita!

OOOh, is it too late to post on this thread? I just got mine yesterday and I love it!

I too thought all the digital clocks on the appliances would be enough, but I found myself squinting too much from across the room. Getting old....

My clock has a goose with a bow around its neck. What's that tell you?>

Oh come on, pic? We haven't seen any gooses for a long time!

Here's mine. Nothing special, but does have Roman numerals. I figured the kids might learn at least 1-12 this way :)

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Sharonite -

I love your clock. It looks great in your kitchen. Would you mind sharing where you got it?

Thanks so much
Missy

My clock and the phone I mentioned in the other thread.

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Missy, I ordered the clock from Amazon. I'm very pleased with the quality for the price point. And it has a second hand, which I had not noticed until it was delivered!

Here is a link that might be useful: Umbria wall clock

Ecce clocca:

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Lynn

Sharonite, I love your clock too! It looks like a big bow you would put on a gift. :-) It must look especially cool when the minute hand falls between the hour segments.

Slightly OT, but with teachers weighing in on analog vs. digital, I want to add: none of my students wear watches anymore, because they all check the time on their cell phones (which they're not supposed to take out, or have turned on at all.....grrrrrr). Cell phones are the worst thing for teachers at my school. But it's definitely the timepiece of choice for high school kids.

Donnakay, I've been reading that analog watches are actually back in style with younger folks, as a fashion statement (maybe not high school kids yet, but with younger professionals). It's the only mechanical thing in their lives and is therefore "retro" cool. Swatch reported its sales of analog watches was up this year as well. So maybe they're all relearning how to tell time!

Here is a link that might be useful: Watches back in style

Yup, sharonite, my college age son just got a really cool analog wrist watch that he wears all the time - very "old school." I'm just thankful that he actually DOES know how to tell time that way. He's a bright boy but I really had my doubts on the time-telling thing!!! SQ

Ours is digital. We got tired of having to change clocks for daylight savings time or ones that lost or gained time so it's one of the "atomic" clocks that sets itself by a broadcast signal from the US atomic clock. There's an analog one in the family room, but due to my husband's sense of humor, it runs counter clockwise (the one is to the left of the 12).

Sharonite -

Thanks so much for the link. I am orderng it today.

Missy

Schoolhouse - We have the same clock. I picked up when a local kitchen shop was going out of business. I really liked all the colors it came in and picked this out pre-renovation. Turns out I have a lot of this color in my house. It has a retro feel...I guess we continue to be attracted to the same things unconciously.