In Miami Shores, United States of America, a circular, custom-crafted wall clock is observed hanging on a light-colored, dimly lit interior wall

In Miami Shores, United States of America, a circular, custom-crafted wall clock is observed hanging on a light-colored, dimly lit interior wall. The clock, approximately 2-3 feet in diameter, features a dark, likely metal, outer frame. Within this frame, three horizontal segments of natural-edge, reddish-brown wood, possibly cedar, are arranged and coated with a clear, glossy resin, creating a reflective surface. A prominent, irregular, vertically oriented piece of dark, highly polished material, possibly dark wood or resin, overlays the center of these horizontal segments. This central piece exhibits organic contours, including a jagged top edge. Gold-toned clock hands, one ornate and the other simple, are centrally mounted on this dark element, indicating approximately 9:15. A dark, thin hanging apparatus is visible at the top center of the clock's frame. No individuals or dynamic actions are present in the scene, which appears to be a static interior setting.