A wood clock can provide a break from all the modern, techy things throughout your home. We’ve found models that work best on your nightstand, table, and your wall. But just because they have a wood finish doesn’t mean they won’t offer the modern features you expect, like alarm functions. Choosing a wood clock can be difficult with the variety of options available, but we’re here to help narrow down the choices to the best ones. Read on to find the wood clock you’ll want to add to your home.
JALL humidity and temperature digital alarm clock
Monitors more than time
This clock's wedge-shaped body angles the display for easy reading.
Pros:
- Three alarms and brightness levels
- Humidity and temperature display
- Four finish colors
Cons:
- Difficult to reach controls
Add this digital clock to your bedside table or office desk. It's able to set three alarms, so you'll always be on time. You can select from three brightness settings, and the current ambient temperature and humidity are displayed next to the clock.
JALL cubic digital alarm clock
Modern form for keeping time
Stark angles provide a futuristic-looking addition to any surface.
Pros:
- Modern appearance
- Supports military time format
- Large display
Cons:
- Requires USB power
Choose from 12-hour or 24-hour formats on this digital clock's face. It's available in three colors: black, brown, and white. The brown version's clock face is a warm yellow, so it will match your décor. All controls are located on the back, keeping the appearance simple and modern.
USCCE digital alarm clock radio
Buttons on top are easy to access
The lighter woodgrain provides a country vibe.
Pros:
- Easy-to-set alarms
- Large snooze button
- USB ports on front
Cons:
- Can be difficult to setup
Wake up to your choice of six different alarm sounds, like beeping, piano music, bird sounds, or the FM radio. If you need to charge your phone or smartwatch, this model has two convenient USB ports right underneath the display. Brightness levels can also be adjusted between zero and 100 percent, depending on how much ambient light you want in the room.
Pros:
- Several color options
- Large clock face
- Easy to hang
Cons:
- Ticking sound may be a bit loud
Bring farmhouse charm to your wall with this Stonebriar clock. The numbers on the 14-inch face are big and easy to read across a room. There are several color options to match or accent your current décor, like natural wood or light blue and yellow. Hanging it on your wall only requires one nail or screw, and it runs on one AA battery.
Seiko traditional schoolhouse wall clock
Chimes hourly and quarterly
Both chimes can be disabled at your leisure.
Pros:
- Statement piece
- Pleasant chime sound
- Alerts you on the hour
Cons:
- Quarterly alerts can only be disabled by turning off all chimes
Adorn your wall with this lovely swinging pendulum clock from Seiko. It will play a chime every time the clock hits the hour mark, as well as every 15 minutes. You can turn off the chimes if you don't want to hear them, but they do play a pleasant Westminster melody.
Keeping time with a wood clock
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Now that you've seen the options, which wood clock is right for you? Our favorite is the JALL humidity and temperature digital alarm clock. The unique shape makes it stand out on any surface, and the display is crisp, making it easy to read in a dark room. By utilizing the three alarms, you won't have to worry about waking up late any day of the week. Plus, you can choose from four finishes, letting this option match almost any room.
If you want a wall clock, we think the Seiko traditional schoolhouse wall clock is the best option. It's hard to resist the lovely Westminster chime melody that plays every hour, but you can disable it if you really want to. This clock is the perfect addition to any foyer, picture wall, kitchen, or living room.