For decades, wall clocks have remained a classic must-have accessory for homes. Even though they are no longer the only device that shows time, they still stand undefeated in the market. This is because clocks have a certain kind of charm. They exceptionally alleviate the design of your home.
Today, there are countless types of clocks available in the market. Each of these is offered by different companies and come in a variety of shape, sizes, colour and design. While you explore the best option for your spaces, it is easy to get lost in a pool of offerings. Therefore, we have compiled a list of India's best three clock companies and their latest models. Let’s get into the details.
Chopard
Founded in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard in Sonvilier, Switzerland, Chopard is a Swiss manufacturer and retailer of jewellery, luxury watches and accessories. The company is best known for its expertise in making the best quality jewellery and swiss watches. Each product from Chopard looks no less than an exquisite piece of art.
Talking specifically about clocks, Chopard is engaged in the manufacturing of luxury desk and alarm clocks. These pieces result from top-quality artisanal know-how and draw inspiration from the company’s luxury watch collection. Perfect for every home and office, the exceptional Chopard watches are a luxury accessory representing elegance and ultimate accuracy.
Currently, Chopard offers table clocks and alarm clocks. The company’s collections include Happy Sport, Classic Racing, Classic and Imperiale. Adding to the artisanal appeal, the Chopard watches are available in gold, silver-toned and rose-gold finishing.
The latest classic racing table clock from Chopard is a sporty piece that pays tribute to the Mille Miglia automobile race. This product is made of stainless steel and gets a striking silver dial. Want a luxury timepiece to adorn your spaces? Speak to a Chopard clock dealer now for more information.
Opal
Second, on our list is a company hailing from India. Opal Luxury Time Products Private Limited is a Pune-based brand incorporated by Mr Subhash Gujar in 1996. Opal entered this segment with a vision of positioning clocks as a piece of art more than a time-showing device.
Setting foot into the manufacturing and marketing of high-end designer wall clocks, the company further diverged into two brands: Opal and Caliber. In addition, the company launched high-end timepieces with exclusive designs and movements from Japan. Furthermore, they also introduced a high-class doorstep service, unconventional sales channels and more.
The company currently offers contemporary and traditional wall clocks and designer and ethnic ones. In addition, the brand ‘Opal deals in timepieces for the luxury segment, and calibre caters to the economy segment.
The latest Opal model is indeed a work of art. It is conceptualised as a modern take on the classic pendulum clock. The product has a sleek and clean design encased in a metal case. The classic white dial with numerals adds charm along with the inset pendulum. Get more information on Opal clocks from a company dealer.
Seiko
The journey of Seiko dates back to 1881 when a 22-year-old entrepreneur, Kintaro Hattori, opened a shop for selling and repairing watches in Central Tokyo. Today, 130 years down the line, the company stands true to its dedication to perfection. As a result, the company is known for creating some of the finest masterpieces and for the best watchmaking craftsmanship in history.
Along with manufacturing some of the finest pieces, Seiko has also created history. The brand is responsible for manufacturing Japan’s first alarm clock in 1899. In 1953, Seiko broadcasted Japan’s first TV commercial. In 1968, the brand introduced the world's first quartz wall clocks for home use. Even today, Seiko continues to make history and stands undefeated by creating some of the finest products.
Regarding the product portfolio, Seiko currently offers multiple collections, including Pendulum, Emblems, Wall, Alarms and desk clocks. These classic and contemporary clocks are available in a wooden or synthetic casing. You find 130 years of craftsmanship are converted into reliable products in each piece.
Let’s talk about the Seiko oak wood clock with a musical ornamental dial and roman numerals. This clock looks straight out of a palace. This piece comes with 12 Hi-Fi melodies, a demonstration button, a volume control, a light sensor, ornate dial engraving and 3D numerals.
Wish to know more about the timeless clocks from Seiko? Speak to a dealer today.
Things to Consider Before Buying a Clock
Before you go ahead with investing in one of these luxury timepieces, take a moment and consider the following factors thoroughly:
- Type of clock: Depending on different brands and categories, there are generally two types of clocks: digital and analogue. Consider your usability and convenience and proceed with a decision on the kind of clock.
- Style: This is another notable factor to take into consideration. Various styles of clocks can include traditional, modern, contemporary, minimalist and vintage. Choose one that best compliments the vibe of your space.
- Size: Be very careful while deciding on the size of the clock. While you want to put enough attention on the luxury timepiece, you don’t want it to overpower the space. Consider if you're going to hang it or place it on a table and decide accordingly.
- Materials: While deciding on this factor, you will need to consider several other aspects. First, see where you want to use this clock. Different kinds of materials are suitable for indoor and outdoor usage. Secondly, look around and get a sense of the vibe of that space. Post that, go ahead with your decision.
- Sound: While this factor may not ring the bell at first, the sound of your wall clock is critical. Sometimes, the sound that feels pleasant at first might hinder later. So, think carefully and look for watches that offer volume adjustment options.
Bottom Line
Remember, whichever clock you invest in should complement the overall sense of your space. So give equal importance to both factors: functionality and aesthetic appeal.
