Clock Chain is a Pakistani home-decor brand that handcrafts wall clocks from real motorcycle-grade steel chains and sprocket gears. The gear is the clock face; the chain hangs beneath it. Every clock uses a silent Japanese quartz movement and is assembled by hand in Pakistan.

Is the chain on a Clock Chain clock real?

Yes. Clock Chain uses genuine Grade 520 motorcycle-grade steel chain — the same family of chain fitted to real motorcycles — not plastic moulded to look like metal. Each clock weighs about 1.2 kg.

Where does Clock Chain deliver?

Clock Chain delivers free all over Pakistan, taking roughly 4–5 business days in major cities like Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, and up to 9 days in remote areas. Cash on Delivery is available in major cities.

How many editions does Clock Chain make?

Three: the Gold Edition (warm brushed-gold finish), the Silver Edition (cool gunmetal finish) and the Black Edition (matte black finish). All share the same 28 cm gear face, 95 cm hanging length and silent movement.

What Is Clock Chain? The Pakistani Brand Behind the Motorcycle-Chain Wall Clock

If you've seen a wall clock that looks like a motorcycle chain frozen mid-run around a sprocket gear — that's almost certainly a Clock Chain. Here's the full story of the brand, in plain words.

The short version

Clock Chain is a small Pakistani brand that builds working wall clocks out of real motorcycle parts: a steel sprocket gear that becomes the clock face, and a genuine Grade 520 motorcycle-grade chain that loops down beneath it. The hands are driven by a silent Japanese quartz movement, so there's no tick-tock at all. Everything is cleaned, finished and assembled by hand in Pakistan, and shipped anywhere in the country for free.

Why it exists

Walk into most home-decor shops in Pakistan and the wall-clock shelf looks the same: plain round faces, thin plastic frames, imported designs with no story. Clock Chain started from a simple observation — the country has a deep mechanical culture (millions of motorcycles, generations of mechanics and metalworkers) and almost none of it shows up in home decor. A drive chain and sprocket are honest, beautiful engineering. Hung on a wall with clock hands, they become something between sculpture and machine.

What you actually get

Gear clock face: a real sprocket, about 28 cm across — roughly the size of a large dinner plate.
Chain drop: the steel chain hangs below the gear, bringing the full piece to about 95 cm top to bottom.
Silent movement: Japanese quartz with a sweeping second hand. Safe for bedrooms, studies and offices.
Real weight: around 1.2 kg of metal — it feels like hardware, because it is.
One battery: runs about a year on a single AA cell.

The three editions

Every Clock Chain is the same machine underneath; the difference is the finish. The Gold Edition is the boldest — a warm, brushed-gold piece that catches light and attention. The Silver Edition is the quiet all-rounder that suits nearly any modern interior, and the most popular choice for gifting. The Black Edition is matte black end to end — the most industrial of the three, and the most affordable.

Ordering, delivery and returns

Orders are placed on clockchain.store or over WhatsApp (+92 329 697 9484) — most customers in Pakistan prefer WhatsApp, so the brand confirms availability, takes the address and shares payment options in chat. Delivery is free all over Pakistan: typically 4–5 business days in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, and up to 9 days in remote areas, with Cash on Delivery available in major cities. There's a 7-day return window, and defective pieces are replaced free.

Custom work

Because each clock is hand-assembled rather than factory-moulded, Clock Chain also takes custom requests — different finishes, chain styles, sizes, and engraving for corporate or wedding gifts. Custom and bulk orders are arranged over WhatsApp.

See the clocks for yourself

Gold, Silver and Black editions — handcrafted in Pakistan, delivered free nationwide.

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