CURATED LINES

Clockery Collections

A gallery of moods and materials — classic brass with serif numerals, railway high-contrast for clear halls, mid-century rays for warm corners, and color-block dials that smile from the kitchen wall.

Classic brass wall clock with serif numerals — Classic brass

Railway style high-contrast dial — Railway contrast

Playful color-block dial — Color-block pop

Ivory dial with black roman numerals — Classic Ivory

Railway dial with red second hand — Railway Red Second

Mid-century sunburst dial with teak rays — Mid-Century Sunburst

Pastel color-block dial with soft hands — Pastel Block

Minimal matte dial with fine markers — Matte Minimal

Brass trim dial with serif numerals — Brass Serif

Compare Lines — clarity, finish, and sound

A quick matrix to pick your lane. All lines share reliable quartz movements; differences lie in dial treatment, lens finish, and the tone of the wake-up.

Line	Dial	Lens	Sound	Sizes
Classic	Serif numerals	Matte glass	Soft tick	10″, 12″, 14″
Railway	High-contrast	Anti-glare	Quiet sweep	12″, 14″, 16″
Mid-Century	Sunburst, teak	Clear glass	Soft tick	10″, 12″, 14″
Color-Block	Pastel / bold	Clear glass	Quiet sweep	8″, 10″, 12″

Comparison board with four dials side by side — Side-by-side board

Finishes — touch, wipe, repeat

Veneers and powder coats are sealed for Indian kitchens and balconies: sunlight, steam, and everyday cleaning. Pick a rung to preview the tone.

UV-stable pigments
Smudge-resistant matte
Wipe-clean surfaces

Finish board with ash, teak, oak, steel and copper swatches — Finish board

Quiet Sweep

A gliding second hand for study rooms and bedrooms.

Twin-Bell Alarm

A classic ring with gentle ramp-up for kinder wakeups.

Quiet sweep

Twin-bell

Curator’s Picks — three walls, three moods

A small trio that shows how finish, numeral tone, and size change the room’s voice. Tap the ribbon to “save” a pick — we’ll keep your choices while you browse.

12-inch brass-trim wall clock with serif numerals

Brass · 12″

Serif numerals and warm trim fit wooden consoles and reading corners.

Popularity

14-inch high-contrast railway wall clock

Railway · 14″

High-contrast numerals hold their clarity across long hallways.

Popularity

10-inch color-block dial with playful hands

Color-Block · 10″

Compact, cheerful, and perfect for breakfast corners and studio desks.

Popularity

Bundle Sets — paired wall & bedside

Match a living-room hero with a gentle bedside alarm. Two tone paths below; toggle a row to preview the vibe.

Set	Wall	Alarm	Mood
Classic Calm	Brass serif 12″	Ivory twin-bell	Warm & composed
Quiet Minimal	Matte black 12″	Soft-tone alarm	Cool & focused

Brass serif wall clock paired with ivory twin-bell alarm — Classic Calm set

Numeral Library — voices for your dial

Numerals change the rhythm of a room. Serif for tradition, sans for hush, Roman for ceremony. Hover tiles to zoom the micro-details.

Macro photo of serif numerals on an ivory dial — Serif numerals

Macro photo of open sans numerals on a matte dial — Open sans

Macro photo of Roman numerals with crisp markers — Roman set

Mounting — hook on wall or stand on desk

Most wall models include a keyhole hook; compact alarms ship with fold-out stands. Keep 30 cm of clear sweep.

Use anchors on hollow brick or old plaster.
Level from two angles to avoid “leaning time”.
Desk stands prefer solid, low-vibration shelves.

Close-up of clock keyhole hanging on a wall hook — Wall hook

Compact alarm clock using a fold-out desk stand — Desk stand

Monsoon Care — steady time in sticky weather

Indian monsoons bring humidity swings. Keep movements calm with simple habits and smart storage.

Use a small desiccant pack near the clock (not inside the housing).
Replace batteries in pairs and avoid mixing brands or ages.
Wipe lenses dry after kitchen steam sessions; let air-cool.

Silica gel desiccant pack near a wall clock — Desiccant helper

Batteries stored in a labeled dry box — Dry battery box

Microfiber cloth drying after cleaning a lens — Dry & wipe

Palette Composer — tune your accent

A dial speaks with color. Try warm metals, cool greys, or sage greens — the hands and seconds dot follow your pick.

Accent: Brass

Pastel kitchen corner with soft color-block clock — Pastel kitchen

High-contrast hall with railway clock — Hall contrast

Fan of small color swatches arranged on a desk — Accent swatches

Paper Templates — print, tape, decide

Not sure about size? Print an A4 template, tape it to the wall, and step back. Two sheets give you a 14″ guide.

Target dial	Pages	Trim margin
10″	1 × A4	5 mm
12″	1 × A4	2 mm
14″	2 × A4	none
16″	2 × A4	none

Printed A4 clock template on a cutting mat — A4 print

Paper template taped to a living room wall — Taped preview

Quartz Sweep

Continuous second hand, low-drag hands, and quiet housings for bedrooms.

Runtime: 9–12 months (AA).
Rotor balance ±0.1 g.
Lubricant spec: low-temp.

Twin-Bell Alarm

Classic ramp-up chime with snooze. Domed lens, rubber feet to cut resonance.

Alarm range: 55–70 dB.
Lens: acrylic matte.
Feet: nitrile, anti-slip.

Quartz sweep movement module close-up — Quartz module

Counterweight rotor balance being checked — Rotor balance

Edge Details — why trims feel premium

Tiny choices add up: a gentle chamfer to avoid glare, a tighter seam to keep dust out, a matte arc that blurs reflections from tube lights.

Chamfered bezels reduce lens hotspots
Press-fit seam tolerances under 0.2 mm
Bezel arc radius 3–5 mm for soft light roll-off

Bezel chamfer detail catching soft light — Chamfer trim

Matte lens edge detail near a numeral — Matte lens edge

Recycled Pulp Trays

Crush-safe trays protect corners and skip plastic foam entirely.

Soy-Ink Prints

Our boxes use low-VOC varnish and soy inks for a cleaner print room.

Fiber Tape

Boxes seal with reinforced paper tape — no plastic peel, better grip.

Recycled pulp tray with corner guards — Pulp tray

Soy-ink printing rollers in a press — Soy-ink press

Price Bands — good, better, best

Three straightforward bands. Mechanically identical movements; the jump comes from finishes, lens treatments, and dial work.

Band	Finish	Lens	Dial work
Budget	Matte ABS	Clear acrylic	Printed markers
Mid	Wood veneer / powder-coat	Matte acrylic	Raised markers
Premium	Brass trim / teak	Anti-glare glass	Applied numerals

Budget band matte wall clock — Budget band

Outlet — tiny scuffs, tidy savings

Seconds have small cosmetic flaws that don’t affect timekeeping. Stock changes fast — pieces move within days.

What we grade

Hairline marks on bezel or back
Offset print within ±0.3 mm
Box scuffs from transit

Guarantee

Movements are fully tested and carry the same 12-month coverage.

How to pick

Choose function first, finish second
Prefer matte lenses for hiding scuffs
Ask for close photos if unsure

Returns

7-day easy returns on seconds bought online.

Outlet shelf of assorted clocks — Seconds shelf

Close-up of tiny blemish on bezel — Cosmetic blemish

Shipping box with a small corner mark — Box mark

Gallery Planner — set the rhythm

A clock anchors a wall. Try a neat grid, a loose salon mix, or a linear row. Toggle the layout dots below.

Gallery wall arranged in a tidy grid with a clock — Grid wall

Eclectic gallery wall with a central clock — Eclectic wall

Care & Warranty Handbook — keep time steady for years

Clocks are simple machines that reward calm habits. This handbook gathers the small routines we follow in the studio and the promises we make after a sale. It is long on the basics — batteries, dust, and level shelves — because these decide how quietly a dial reads at 7 a.m. on a weekday and how well it survives the monsoon.

Everyday care

Set up from the wall outwards: choose a height that clears sight lines, check for glare from tube lights, and make sure the keyhole sits on a true centre. Kitchens prefer wipe-clean finishes; bedrooms prefer soft contrast and quiet sweep. A level shelf or hook keeps the minute hand from drifting and reduces wobble that can sound like “tick noise”.

Dust with a dry microfiber cloth; avoid glass sprays on matte lenses.
Keep at least 30 cm of free sweep around the clock — no dangling plants or strings.
Replace cells together; mixing ages weakens torque and shortens runtime.
On balconies: use UV-stable finishes and bring the clock indoors during storms.

If you hear a faint scrape, look for touching hands. Gently nudge them apart with a card edge. If the second hand pauses at the same place each minute, the clock may be slightly tilted — re-level and retest from two angles. A little patience here saves a service ticket.

What the warranty covers

We back our quartz sweep movements and alarm modules against manufacturing defects. The goal is practical reliability: hands that stay balanced, lenses that resist glare, and cases that keep out dust. If a part fails in normal use, we repair or replace it with care.

Movements: Coverage for 12 months on rotor balance, coil, and gear train under normal indoor use.
Lenses & bezels: Defects in material or finish (matte coat, press-fit seams) covered; scratches from mishandling are not.
Hands & numerals: Misalignment at delivery is corrected free of charge; accidental bends fall under paid service.

What voids coverage?

Water ingress, corrosion, or insect nests inside the case.
Opening sealed housings or modifying hands without guidance.
Damage from leaking batteries or power-tool installation.

We keep spares for each line so repairs are quick. If a finish or dial is discontinued, we offer an honest nearest match or a store credit — you choose. Our aim is to return the room to its quiet routine.