Each clock is crafted from North American Black Walnut logs over eighty years old, followed by five years of natural air-drying and three years of climate-controlled stabilization. The carvings employ a composite “low-relief and openwork” technique, giving leaves and vines a three-dimensional depth on 2.9cm thick wood panels. The weight-driven system is equipped with a Swiss worm gear regulator, allowing for precision adjustments with millimeter movements of brass weights to achieve a remarkable mechanical accuracy of ≤30 seconds per month—a testament to handcrafted mechanical clock excellence.

The clock face design merges the metal-forging artistry of Gothic church bells with the Eastern philosophy of “round heaven, square earth.” The luminescent coating on the lacquered hands echoes the ancient wisdom of the sundial. The chiming hammer is made from a German bell bronze alloy, its acoustic frequency optimized using Helmholtz resonance principles. This creates a chime that retains the solemnity of London’s Big Ben while incorporating the penetrating clarity of Kyoto’s morning bells—a perfect chiming floor clock for a traditional home.

In a hotel atrium, its 195cm stature engages in a striking vertical dialogue with marble colonnades. In a villa study, the ability to silence the chime caters to the need for tranquility. Within a corporate club, the hand-carved patterns become subtle symbols of identity and stature. This is far more than a timekeeping instrument; it is a sophisticated composite installation embodying material science, acoustic aesthetics, and spatial psychology—a true statement piece for luxury interiors.

Transcending the mere function of telling time, this floor clock is both a century-spanning dialogue between wood and metal and a crystallization of Eastern and Western horological wisdom. With its adjustable chiming system and precision mechanical construction, it upholds retro aesthetics while perfectly meeting the dual contemporary demands of high-end spaces for both solemn grandeur and serene quietude.