Ark Midnight Wall Clock

Midnight, on the wall.

The Caravan runs to midnight. Ark Midnight runs Saturday nights until it. Twelve is not a decorative detail here — it is the hour the whole enterprise is built around, the point where the noise of the day has finally stopped and the conversation gets honest.

A clock is the one object in a house that is genuinely about that. This one puts the Ark Midnight artwork behind the hands as a full-face print, so twice a day the hands land on the name.

Looks like glass. Survives like acrylic.

Acrylic reads as glass from any normal distance but is considerably more durable and sturdy — which matters on a wall, in a hallway, or anywhere a knock is eventually going to happen. Nobody has ever been glad their wall clock was made of glass.

Measurements in inches. The 8″ suits a kitchen or a desk wall; the 10.75″ is the one that reads across a room.

Material

100% acrylic

Shapes

Round and square

Hanging

Keyhole slot moulded into the back — one nail, thirty seconds

Power

One AA battery

Twelve years of late nights.

Since 2014, John B. Wells has put out more than 2,800 episodes of Caravan to Midnight and over 500 Saturday nights of Ark Midnight — reaching millions of listeners across terrestrial radio, digital satellite, live stream and podcast.

Everything in this store exists for the people who made that possible. Buying it puts something in your hand; it also keeps the microphone on.

“Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them.”

Ephesians 5:11 — the Caravan's creed