Fender Guitar Pick Wall Clock: Blue or Red for Your Music Room?

The short answer: pick by wall, not by logo

Both the blue and red Fender wall clocks share the same price, the same one-AA-battery power requirement, and the same cord-free design. The real decision comes down to color and face design: the blue model has a bold blue face with the signature Fender spaghetti logo and high-contrast white hands and numerals, while the red model is described simply as a cool addition with a wide battery slot for easy installation. If you want a readable face with a classic Fender look, the blue clock gives you more detail to work with. If your room already leans red or you prefer a simpler face, the red version keeps the same footprint and power setup.

Blue vs red: what the catalog actually confirms

The two clocks are close siblings, but the supplied descriptions emphasize different things. Use this side-by-side to see where they diverge and where they are identical.

• Face and logo: Blue: bold blue face with the signature Fender spaghetti logo. Red: no face or logo description is supplied beyond the color name.
• Readability: Blue: bright white hands and numerals for easy reading at a glance. Red: no hand or numeral color is confirmed in the supplied information.
• Battery installation: Red: includes a wide slot design on the battery pack for simple installation. Blue: no battery-slot detail is supplied, only that it takes one AA battery.
• Power and cord: Both: powered by one AA battery (not included) and cord-free to keep walls clean and clutter-free.
• Price: Both list at USD 17.50 with a catalog comparison price of USD 34.99.

Blue clock: the detailed face

• FENDER GUITAR PICK WALL CLOCK X BLUE: Bold blue face with the signature Fender spaghetti logo. This is the clearest visual differentiator if you want a recognizable Fender look on your wall.

  

• FENDER GUITAR PICK WALL CLOCK X BLUE: Bright white hands and numerals for easy reading at a glance. High contrast helps in a dim studio or garage where you still want to read the time quickly.
• FENDER GUITAR PICK WALL CLOCK X BLUE: Powered by one AA battery (not included); cord-free design. You can hang it without chasing an outlet, but you'll need to supply the battery before it runs.

Red clock: the simple install

• FENDER GUITAR PICK WALL CLOCK X RED: Includes a wide slot design on the battery pack for simple installation. If you dislike fiddly battery changes, this is the one detail the catalog calls out for the red version.

  

• FENDER GUITAR PICK WALL CLOCK X RED: Powered by one AA battery (not included). Same power requirement as the blue clock, so battery planning is identical.
• FENDER GUITAR PICK WALL CLOCK X RED: Described as a cool addition to any music lover's space. The supplied copy positions it as a straightforward music-themed accent rather than a detailed face design.

Where the comparison stops being useful

The catalog does not list dimensions, weight, frame material, or the exact shade of red for either clock. That means you cannot compare them on size or finish from the supplied information alone. If wall coverage or frame style is your main concern, treat those as open questions rather than assuming one is larger or more rugged. What you can compare confidently is the face design, the battery access detail, and the color story each clock tells in a room.

Matching the clock to your music room

• Blue for a studio or garage with cool tones: The blue face and white numerals stand out against darker walls and gear-covered surfaces, and the spaghetti logo reads clearly from a distance.
• Red for a warm or already-red room: If your space already has red accents or you want the clock to blend rather than pop, the red version keeps the same cord-free convenience with a simpler face.
• Either color for a gift: Both clocks are positioned for musicians, gearheads, or anyone adding a retro-cool vibe, so the color choice can follow the recipient's room rather than a spec sheet.

Before you hang either clock

Buy one AA battery per clock, since neither includes one. Because both are cord-free, you can place them on any wall without needing an outlet nearby, but you will need to reach the battery pack for changes. The red model's wide slot is described as making installation simple; the blue model's battery access is not detailed in the supplied information, so plan a quick check when it arrives. No mounting hardware or hanging instructions are supplied for either model, so use a method appropriate for your wall and the clock's unknown weight.