analogue clock

British  

noun

1. a clock or watch in which the hours, minutes, and sometimes seconds are indicated by hands on a dial Compare digital clock

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Example Sentences

The original blue-and-yellow analogue clock returned to the bottom-right of the screen, replacing the current red digital clock for one day only.

From BBC

"I couldn't read an analogue clock until I was 18 years old, I just couldn't see it."

From BBC

It’s sad: the kids, they don’t know how to tell time on an analogue clock.”

From The Guardian

For the "digital generation", she said an analogue clock could be becoming an "anachronism".

From BBC

But she told the BBC that the digital clocks that had been installed had broken down - and now had been replaced by a traditional analogue clock.

From BBC