White Double Sided Bracket Clock

A white case swinging from a painted arm

A round white case hung from a wall arm by a short link, with a curved brace below it, the whole thing finished in the same white as the case. Each face is plain, with slim outlined numerals, black baton hands and a long thin second hand.

Both sides carry a dial, so the clock is read along a hallway rather than head on. The arm holds the case well clear of the wall, which is what lets the back face be seen at all.

One version, in white.