wall clock

A wall clock is a time-keeping device designed to be hung on a wall. It is commonly used in homes, offices, schools, hospitals, and public places to display time clearly from a distance. Wall clocks come in many styles, including analog (with hour, minute, and second hands) and digital (showing time in numbers). They are made from different materials such as plastic, wood, metal, or glass, and often serve both practical and decorative purposes.

History:
The history of wall clocks dates back to the 14th century, when the first mechanical clocks were developed in Europe. These early clocks were large, heavy, and usually installed in churches or town halls. Over time, technological advancements made clocks smaller, more accurate, and affordable. By the 18th and 19th centuries, wall clocks became common in homes. The invention of quartz technology in the 20th century greatly improved accuracy and made modern wall clocks reliable and low-maintenance.

Today, wall clocks are not only tools for telling time but also important elements of interior design, reflecting