Howard Miller 549856 Aplington Tabletop Clock II

This Aplington Tabletop Clock has a brushed-aluminum case on a black tapered crystal base. Features a diamond-cut metal dial, hour markers, Roman numerals at the 12 and 6 position, and glass crystal. Polished silver-tone hands. Felt covered bottom. Quartz movement includes one AA sized battery.
Howard C. Miller founded the company back in 1926 and is based out of Zeeland, Michigan. Howard Miller understood the need to create quality and value in each product. From gaining the title “World’s Largest Grandfather Clock Manufacturer” in the 1960s, to creating collectors’ cabinets in 1989, all the products have the same attention to detail and handcrafted ideals. Hundreds of items are available from portable alarm clocks to desk sets to wall and mantel clocks to collectors’ cabinets to limited edition grandfather clocks.
Howard Miller offers a warranty which is our commitment that our products have been manufactured using the finest materials and have been thoroughly inspected. Our warranty is available exclusively through authorized retailers only. Please inquire with any 3rd party seller prior to purchase to confirm warranty eligibility. Purchases made from unauthorized retailers will not be eligible for warranty services through Howard Miller or its authorized service center network.

Bold accent pieces like this contemporary table clock have the potential to transform any room
Davis exudes endless character, offering modernity and high style in one sleek, eye-catching package
Whether it sits by the bed, adds a commanding touch to your desktop, or adds a subtle glint to the mantel, this timepiece serves as a versatile and eye-catching complement to any room
Sleek Sophistication: Modern style begins with this round clock that features a brushed aluminum case set atop a tapered crystal base in dramatic black
The spun, diamond-cut dial in the center is constructed with high-quality metal and features a rich black ring etched with bar-style hour markers and clean-style Roman numerals at the 12 and 6 positions