The Clock Cut From A Single Tree's Lifetime
The Clock Cut From A Single Tree's Lifetime
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The Clock Cut From A Single Tree's Lifetime

One continuous slice of a single Black Forest trunk, heartwood-dark center bleeding to amber sapwood, the live bark left intact. Hand-finished by Lothar Wehrle in Triberg, Germany. Built for homes that want a piece of the forest on the wall.

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CheckCircle Genuine single-slab timber, no veneer or printed wood-look
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"Hung it in the den and it has not stopped earning compliments. I was skeptical a wood slice could feel this substantial. It is solid timber, the bark edge is sealed tight, and the movement is completely silent. Best décor piece I have bought in years."

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Yes. Every clock is cut from a real cross-section of a single trunk, so the growth rings, grain, color and live bark edge are unique to your piece. No two are ever identical, and yours is the only one that will ever look exactly like it.

No. The natural live edge is hand-sealed and stabilized by Lothar so it stays intact and rugged for years, keeping its organic character without shedding.

No. It runs on a quiet sweep movement, so you get the warmth of a real wood clock with no distracting tick. It suits living rooms and bedrooms.

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"A genuine single-slab live-edge wood clock at one-third the boutique price. The kind of piece that turns a plain wall into the focal point of the room."

"We hung one for 2 months in a busy hallway: the sealed bark edge never shed a flake, the sweep movement stayed silent, and the heartwood gradient drew a comment from nearly every visitor."

"Hand-finished in Triberg, deep in the Black Forest, by a woodworker who dates each trunk by its rings before he cuts. This is the live-edge work boutique décor brands stopped bothering to do."

"Bark on, rings exposed, no two alike. Lothar Wehrle's clocks would look at home in a Schwarzwald farmhouse or a modern city loft."

The Weight of A Hundred Years on Your Wall

The first time you hang the clock, the live bark edge catches the light and your eye follows the rings inward to the dark heartwood center. Every ring is 1 year the tree stood in the Black Forest. The brass hands sweep without a sound. In the morning the amber sapwood glows; by evening the heartwood deepens. Run a thumb along the bark and you feel where the tree met the weather. It is not a printed pattern repeated across 10,000 walls. It is the biological record of one specific tree, and now it keeps time on yours.

The Weight of A Hundred Years on Your Wall

For the Home That Wants the Forest on the Wall

You stopped buying generic factory clocks that look like the one in every waiting room. You passed on the boutique live-edge pieces because they sand the bark smooth and quadruple the tag. This is the clock for homes that want the forest on the wall, for the rustic den and the farmhouse hallway, for the person who would rather own 1 real thing than 10 disposable ones.

For the Home That Wants the Forest on the Wall

Single-Slab Live-Edge Timber, Hand-Finished in Triberg, Black Forest

Cut from one continuous cross-section of a single Black Forest trunk, with the live bark perimeter left intact. Hand-dried and read slab by slab, hand-finished to bring out the contrast between pale sapwood and dark heartwood. Brass hands, white numerals at 12, 3, 6 and 9, a silent sweep movement on a single AA battery that runs about 1 year. Roughly 11 to 14 inches across, solid timber throughout, ready to hang out of the box.

Single-Slab Live-Edge Timber, Hand-Finished in Triberg, Black Forest

Built to Outlast The Tree It Came From

Four qualities that separate a single-slab hand-finished clock from a printed factory wood-look face.

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Solid Single-Slab Timber.
Real timber straight through, no veneer, no MDF, no composite backing. Printed wood-look clocks are plastic and particleboard pretending to be wood.
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Live-Edge Bark Perimeter.
The natural bark is left on and hand-sealed, so the rugged edge stays intact for years. Machine-cut clocks trim it into a featureless circle.
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Heartwood-To-Sapwood Gradient.
Dark center bleeding out to amber, with knots and rings unique to one tree. Mass-produced faces repeat the same grain across thousands of units.
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Silent Sweep Movement.
Brass hands glide without a tick on a single AA battery for about 1 year. Cheap quartz units click loudly all night.
Built to Outlast The Tree It Came From

What Separates the Wehrle Holzwerk Clock From Every Other Wall Clock

Five things mass-produced wood-look clocks and boutique live-edge brands both get wrong.

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Competitor
Genuine single-slab tree cross-section
Printed wood-look face on particleboard
Live-edge natural bark perimeter
Machine-cut circle, character sanded off
Hand-finished by Lothar in the Black Forest
Anonymous overseas factory assembly
Silent sweep movement, brass hands
Loud ticking quartz, plastic hands
Direct from the Triberg workshop, no markup
Boutique décor brands at triple the price
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Join 1,200+ Homes That Hung a Piece of the Forest

Real stories from rustic dens, farmhouse halls and cabin walls about a clock that is one of a kind.

Margaret H., 63
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A Slice Of The Forest On My Wall
I have collected handmade pieces for 40 years and this one stops people in the hallway. You can count every growth ring, and the live bark edge makes it feel like a slice of the forest hung on plaster. The photographs do not do it justice.
Margaret H., 63 Verified Buyer
Raymond T., 71
5 stars
Solid Timber, Not A Veneer In Sight
Hung it in our log cabin den. The brass hands against the dark heartwood center are stunning, and the thing is solid timber, heavy and warm in the hand. No veneer, no plastic.
Raymond T., 71 Verified Buyer
Linda K., 68
5 stars
He Read The Rings Out Loud
Gave one to my husband for our 50th anniversary. He is a retired carpenter and he went quiet turning it over, reading the rings out loud. The sweep movement makes no sound at all, which he loved.
Linda K., 68 Verified Buyer
Donald F., 66
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Every Guest Asks About It
What surprised me was how every guest asks about it before they sit down. The blend of pale sapwood and dark heartwood is gorgeous, and knowing no one else owns this exact piece makes it feel like art, not just a clock.
Donald F., 66 Verified Buyer
Gerald W., 70
5 stars
3 Years On, Still Flawless
3 years on the wall and it has only deepened in color. The bark edge is as solid as the day it arrived, sealed tight. My daughter asked Lothar for one of her own. He told her she had better hurry.
Gerald W., 70 Verified Buyer
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Meet Lothar, The Hands Behind Your Clock

Lothar Wehrle has been hand-finishing single-slab live-edge wood clocks for more than 45 years in a workshop in Triberg, deep in the Black Forest. He is 66 now. He learned to read a tree's age in its rings before he ever reached for the saw, the last in a Black Forest line of woodworkers, and there is no apprentice behind him. When his hands stop, the craft stops. As he puts it, before he ever sets the saw he sits with the wood and counts the years it took the tree to grow, because a clock should keep faith with that time. If your clock fails to feel meaningfully different from any factory alternative within 60 days, Lothar refunds every penny. Not customer service. Lothar.

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Get Your Wehrle Holzwerk Clock Today $87 Instead of $261

Get Your Wehrle Holzwerk Clock Today $87 Instead of $261

Here's what Lothar sends you today:
· 1 hand-finished Wehrle Holzwerk single-slab live-edge wood clock.
· Free worldwide shipping included.
· 60-day risk-free trial.
· Lifetime guarantee on the sealed bark and finish.

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Common Questions Before You Order

Clear answers for the buyer who values heritage craftsmanship over disposable, mass-produced décor.

Why is the Wehrle Holzwerk clock $87 when boutique live-edge clocks run $250 and up? Plus
No catalog, no retailer markup. Lothar ships directly from his Triberg workshop in the Black Forest. Boutique pricing covers distribution and a 2 to 3 times markup. The workshop price is what a hand-finished single-slab clock actually costs at the bench.
Is this real solid timber or a printed wood-look face? Plus
Real solid timber, cut as one cross-section of a single trunk. No veneer, no MDF, no composite backing. It is heavy, warm and authentic, with the rings and grain of the actual tree.
Is the bark edge fragile or will it fall off? Plus
The natural live-edge bark is hand-sealed and stabilized by Lothar so it stays intact and authentic for years, while keeping its rugged organic character.
Does the clock tick loudly? Plus
No. It uses a quiet sweep movement, so you get all the warmth of a real wood clock without the distracting tick. It suits living rooms and bedrooms.
Will my clock look exactly like the photos? Plus
No two are identical, and that is the beauty of it. Each clock is a real cross-section of timber, so the rings, grain, color and bark edge are completely unique to your piece. Yours will be one of a kind.
What size is it and how do I hang it? Plus
Each slab varies slightly, typically 11 to 14 inches across and 1 to 1.5 inches thick. It arrives ready to hang with a pre-fitted bracket on the back, so you need nothing more than a single wall nail.
What battery does it need and how do I care for it? Plus
A single AA battery, not included, powers it for roughly 1 year. Dust the face with a dry cloth and keep it out of direct damp. The sealed bark and finish need no special upkeep.
How fast does it ship and will it arrive ready to hang? Plus
Clocks ship from the Triberg workshop within 2 business days, tracked worldwide, and arrive ready to hang with the bracket already fitted. Because these are the final slabs Lothar is finishing, once the batch sells through there will be no more.