No idea where I would post this, this forum seemed like the best

Just look for outdoor clocks online nigga

>>5567008
>/v/
>"low hundreds" and not the several thousand that would cost
>Thinking you can just buy a clock that is literally built into the wall and wouldn't need to commission it
>Can't be bothered to take a better screenshot than one he found with the clock half obscured

On the low, low chance this isn't bait, you would need to build a house around that clock. You do realize that clocks have mechanisms behind them to make them work, right? Come back when your 'low hundred' budget has grown a hundred or a thousand times.

what exactly makes this clock specifically special? is it the size? the 3 rings on the sides? the actual brass inner circle and the curved glass?

>>5567019
I'm not quite that serious, I know that I'm not going to have a clock literally covering my wall, I just want something that looks like it, probably 24 or 36 inches.

>>5567030
>brass inner circle and the curved glass
Yes, I know the size is impractical and the rings on the side aren't critical.

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Bioshock Infinite for some reason gives me a hard clock boner.

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>>5567008
Try typing up brass art deco clock.Got a bunch of results that look similar to the clock in that screenshot. Pic somewhat related. But if you're interested in an actual antique clock such as that one, even in the 36" range, expect to pay easily over $500

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Next thing you know, OP will be demanding that we tell him the monetary value of his old Pooh toy chest.