Hermle Clocks

Masterpieces for your living room - up to 5 years warranty with us

Since its foundation in 1922, the Schwarzwald clock manufacturer Hermle has become the world market leader for mechanical movements. And not without reason: the exclusive living room clocks combine high-quality materials, shapes, colours and workmanship in a virtuoso interplay. As a result, Hermle clocks are not only extremely precise timepieces, but also a real eye-catcher for your home! In particular, the classic grandfather clocks stand for an upscale and cosy living ambience, while the design grandfather clocks give your four walls a very sophisticated touch. In short, they give your living environment a whole new charm. Regardless of whether you prefer a classic or modern, purist design, the special quality can be found in every Hermle clock. We give a 3-year warranty on all clocks and even a 5-year warranty on the high-quality models. The warranty period is marked on each clock.

For almost 94 years now, Hermle has been manufacturing mechanical movements, and during this long period of time, the company has achieved something that only a few succeed in: they have preserved their tradition and at the same time have repeatedly repositioned themselves on the market with innovative models. This could only be achieved by remaining true to their high quality standards, mastering their traditional craft perfectly and yet also reacting to new trends. In addition, all Hermle clocks are Made in Germany.

Mechanical movements in all forms

Hermle as a brand is characterized not only by its particularly high quality standards, but also by its wide range of products. In addition to grandfather clocks and regulators, they also produce table clocks, wall clocks and ship clocks, all of which you can of course find here in our shop! Almost all Hermle clocks are operated with a mechanical movement, which is more popular today than ever.

Design that connects yesterday with today

Hermle clocks are also so sought-after because they can represent different styles. On the one hand, there are the classic models that revive the zeitgeist of bygone times and let you dream of it too, on the other hand, the modern, rather purist clocks pick up on the attitude to life of 2016. This is also evident in the choice of materials: the traditional clocks are more likely to be made of solid wood such as walnut, oak or cherry. Recently, however, the trend has also been moving in the direction of increasingly using black lacquered wood or metal in order to get a clear view of the housing in combination with glass.