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Sapling Introduces New Slim Line Analog Clocks!

As a part of our commitment to innovation, Sapling is proud to introduce our new Slim Line Analog Clocks featuring a lower profile, ABS case. The Slim Line Analog Clocks are offered with a black case, a brushed aluminum finish, or a wooden case and are available with all four (IP, Wired, Wireless, and TalkBack) Sapling synchronized clock systems!

Highlights of the new Slim Line Analog Clocks include:

  • More case options!
  • Solid Wood Case with Cherry Finish
  • Brushed Aluminum Finish
  • New and easier wall mount installation
  • Available in 9″, 12″ and 16″ diameter
  • Black Slim Line Analog Clock and Brushed Aluminum Slim Line Analog Clock can be used with the new Sapling Time Zone Clock
  • Shatterproof polycarbonate crystal with flatter front design
  • Stylish dial and hands options

Sapling’s Slim Line Analog Clocks are expected to be available by the fourth quarter of 2015.

Thanks to Sapling for the article.

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