The art of precision
Hermle CLOCKS
We understand how clocks work ... and clockworks
Indeed, our clocks are more than just pure timekeepers – both technologically and visually, they are true works of art that enliven and refine any room in their own special way. Whether it is a modern design or a retro style, Hermle has the right solution for any request.
3 good reasons for Hermle clocks
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Top-quality precision clocks: aesthetic and complex
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A centuries-old craft from a master craftsman.
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We exemplify "Made in Germany"
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- Yasmina Göttling
- Area Clocks
The origins of the family business Hermle can be found in Gosheim in the Swabian Alps. The head office is located in nearby Reichenbach. The region was once a center of the German clock industry and it is still known for its inventive spirit and hard work.
The traditional clock company manufactures and sells high-quality grandfather clocks, wall clocks, table clocks, marine clocks and regulators. In addition, for about 50 years, Hermle has been specializing in the production of high-quality turned parts – a major advantage since nearly all components for our clockworks are manufactured in the in-house turning shop facility. All of our products are very popular across the globe and are viewed as excellent examples of German clock-making quality.
Hermle combines a centuries-old craft with state-of-the-art production methods and is known for manufacturing the most accurate and beautiful large clocks. "Made in Germany" is not a mere slogan for Hermle, it is a conviction that it has exemplified for decades. While classic grandfather clocks harken back to the lifestyle of days gone by, the design of our grandfather clocks symbolize creativity, purism and innovation. Hermle table clocks are expressive, aesthetically pleasing ornaments, and the regulators are characterized by distinct lines and technological perfection.
The complex, high-quality precision clocks from Hermle are aesthetic and technical masterpieces – and possibly the most beautiful way to lose track of time, because at Hermle, TIME NEVER STOPS.