Clocks are more than just timepieces. Clocks are centerpieces in any room, be it the living room or study. Clocks can sit on the table or on the wall and can be traditional, minimalistic, or even futuristic in their design. For example, clocks from Matthias Naeschke or Comitti have windows built into them so that you can catch a glimpse of the clock’s sophisticated inner workings. Wall clocks by Wempe Glashütte I/SA or Erwin Sattler feature large pendulums.

Clocks of all sizes

Clocks are different from watches as they are free-standing and are not worn on your wrist or held in your hand like a pocket watch. In the past, clocks were distinguished on the basis of the type of drive, and later on, they were classified according to their size. At Wempe, you will find all kinds of clocks, from wall clocks, also called regulators, to more compact table clocks. For detailed advice on choosing a clock for your home, come into one of our showrooms. We’d be happy to advise you.

Mechanical wall clocks and pendulum clocks

Even though there are now more digital clocks on offer, analog clocks are still very popular. Equipped with a weight or a spring, these clocks must be wound up regularly so that they continue to display the time reliably. The same applies to models with a pendulum. Some of these clocks also have a gong, so you can hear the clock strike on the hour.