Hermle: A Legacy of Quality and Precision Timekeeping

For over a century, Hermle has maintained a reputation for exceptional clocks and meticulous German engineering. Founded in 1922, this family-owned company has grown from humble origins to a renowned global leader, well known for their dedication to precision timepieces and innovative design.

 

 

 

Rooted in Tradition

Nestled in the heart of Germany's Swabian Alb region, Hermle draws inspiration from the rich heritage of clockmaking in the area. Their grandfather clocks, table clocks, and wall clocks are more than just timepieces; they form intricate works of art, crafted with the utmost attention to detail.

However, Hermle isn't confined by tradition. They've embraced innovation, expanding their expertise to create high-precision turned parts that are used in various industries, and precision timepieces suitable for the ever-changing modern world. This commitment to staying at the forefront of technology ensures their continued success while staying true to their core values.

 

 

At Hermle, quality is paramount.

100 years of experience in watchmaking means 100% precision, 100% attention to detail and 100% quality. Hermle combines a centuries-old craft with state-of-the-art production methods, known for manufacturing the most accurate and beautiful clocks. Hermle takes immense pride in their German heritage. Their meticulous production process, with a significant portion manufactured in-house, guarantees exceptional quality and durability. This dedication to craftsmanship is evident in every Hermle product produced, through their ‘Made In Germany’ promise. 

 

 

A Touch of Germany in Your Home

Owning a Hermle timepiece brings a touch of German precision and history into your home. Whether you choose a majestic grandfather clock or a sleek modern timepiece, there is something in the Hermle range to suit all tastes.

 

Explore the World of Hermle Clocks

 

 

Hermle offers a diverse range of clocks to suit every taste and style, including:

 

Grandfather Clocks: Whilst some Hermle grandfather clocks feature traditional carvings and stylings, invoking a sense of nostalgia from a time long since passed, the majority of their grandfather clocks and longcase clocks are contemporary in design, symbolizing creativity and innovation. Included in this range of floor clocks is an exquisite Hand Polished Black Precision Floor Clock With Moon Dial that truly stands apart from the rest.

 

Wall Clocks: Available in various styles, from the traditional wall clock to modern wall clocks, there's a Hermle wall clock to complement any decor. Included in the range of wall clocks produced by Hermle are abstract wall clocks suitable for modern spaces with artistic flair, including a bicycle themed wall clock perfect for a cycling enthusiast.

 

Regulator Clocks: A regulator wall clock is defined as a weight driven clock regulated by a swinging pendulum. Regulator wall clocks are available in both striking and chiming weight driven models, as well as highly precise clocks that do not make a sound, and rather than winding a spring in the dial, the weights are wound similar to that of a grandfather clock. Hermle have produced a range of high quality regulator wall clocks for those who appreciate the finer things in life. 

 

Mantel Clocks: Designed for shelves or mantels, these smaller clocks add a touch of sophistication to any space. From the classic ‘Napoleon Hat’ Tambour style mantel clock, and traditional mantel clocks, to a wide range of modern table clocks that are truly exquisite in build and appearance, Hermle have produced a range of mantel clocks suitable for almost any space. A special feature item is their Multiple Time Zone World Clock, which doubles perfectly as an efficient tool to keep in touch with your loved ones living around the world, whilst allowing you to manage international schedules flawlessly. 

 

Specialty Clocks: Hermle also produces a range of specialty clocks that offer unique features, including the range of Telluriums and Astrolabiums which represent an elegant blend of timekeeping and science. The name Tellurium is derived from the latin word ‘tellus’ which translates to ‘Earth’, and rightly so, as these highly accurate clocks feature intricate designs that showcase the choreography of the Earth, Sun and Moon's rotation in the Solar System in real time. In medieval times, an astrolabe was an instrument used to determine the altitude of the Sun or other celestial bodies. Hermle also produces a range of high quality Ship’s Bell Nautical Clocks, designed with precision in mind.
 

 

The Best Seller

62cm Black Mechanical Skeleton Wall Clock With Bell Strike & Brass Features By HERMLE

Measuring 62cm in height, this open design clock showcases a white & gold dial with neat roman numerals. Behind the dial are the visible moving gears of the clock, whilst a solid brass bell sits at the top of the clock. A complimentary black and brass pendulum hangs down below the dial, and the entire timepiece is rounded out by a wrought iron frame with black columns, and an overall antique design. This clock features an 8 day chain driven skeleton movement with a passing bell strike on the hour- a single strike will mark the full hour.

 

Cultivating An Ongoing Relationship

Clock Shop are proud to maintain a long lasting relationship with Hermle, as evident by their recent visit to Germany by current owner Daniel Hoffman, and his father, Phil Hoffman, previous owner. 

 

 

Find Your Perfect Hermle Timepiece

When you seek a timepiece that embodies quality, tradition, and innovation, look no further than Hermle. Their commitment to excellence ensures their clocks are more than just timekeepers; they are heirlooms to be cherished for generations. If you find yourself captivated by the precision and technological innovation of Hermle clocks, explore their full collection and discover a piece that resonates with your own unique style and appreciation for exceptional craftsmanship. 

 

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