7 clocks to add to your cart before daylight saving time begins

Before we spring forward, grab a new clock to keep you on schedule going into the new season.

By Michele Kettner • Posted March 5, 2021 at 12:23 p.m.

Courtesy of Shelf Life Furnishings

With spring right around the corner, it also means we are one step closer to daylight saving time (March 14). With the extra hour coming next week, grab one of these clocks to keep you on time as we spring forward.

black and gold clock — *Courtesy of Goldfinch*

Stay golden (and on time) with a chic desk clock that exudes luxury. // Ampliar Clock, $250; Goldfinch

brass retro table clock — *Courtesy of Red Barn Mercantile*

Take a step back in time with your clock choice and pick up this piece that was designed after the locomotive’s ticker. // Antique Brass Retro Table Clock, $59.50; Red Barn Mercantile

Bring this retro style back into your morning routine to start the morning off right. // White Retro Alarm Clock, $35; Crate & Kids

circle wall clock — *Courtesy of Shelf Life Furnishings*

Make your clock the focal piece of the room by adding this local piece to your wall. // Alpha Lupi Wall Clock, $397; Shelf Life Furnishings

rotating scene clock — *Courtesy of Uncommon Goods*

Skip the basic wall clock from your school days and go for this one that changes scenes as time ticks by. // Day To Night Rotating Clock, $40; Uncommon Goods

sunrise alarm clock — *Courtesy of Nordstrom*

If you have trouble waking up in the morning, this alarm clock will simulate the sunrise to wake you up in a more natural and refreshing way. // Restore Reading Light, Sound Machine & Sunrise Alarm Clock, $129.99; Nordstrom

minimalist white clock — *Courtesy of Wayfair*

Minimalists will love this sleek and modern clock where numbers aren’t necessary. // Analog Metal Quartz Tabletop Clock, $52.99; Wayfair

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.