A wall regulator clock featuring a dark-stained wooden case with a glazed front door. The architectural case is embellished with turned pilasters to the sides and multiple decorative finials at the top and bottom. The circular dial is finished in a light colour with black Arabic numerals and a minute track, housing two winding apertures indicating a mechanical two-train movement. A pendulum with a circular bob is visible behind the lower glazed panel, suspended within a three-rod frame. A small rectangular brass plaque is affixed to the interior right side of the case, and there are additional markings present on the dial face, though these are not clearly legible. The design is characteristic of German or Austrian manufacturers from the late 19th or early 20th century, such as Junghans or the Hamburg American Clock Company (HAC).