A traditional clock with hands on a light green metal frame sits.
A medium indoor view of a clock on a wall. The clock is a very traditional clock with numerals and tick marks for every minute. All twelve numerals are printed in plain black numerals on a white face. The tick marks at each numeral are wider, little black rectangles. The thinner tick marks are black lines between the numerals to designate each minute of the hour. The hands are thin black metal. The hour hand is a little shorter than the minute hand, with a shorter point at the end. Each hand has a see-through-to-the-face elongated rectangle of thin black metal. The minute hand has a longer point at its end. There is a second hand that is very thin metal. It has a tail with a circle that extends behind it on the face after passing through the center solid black button. Tiny black writing to designate make and model of the clock is below the numeral "12". More tiny black print is above the "6" on the white face. The frame of the clock is a light green metal. The wall in the background is a smooth gray surface.