The wooden wall clock that is never wrong
Every other clock in the building is drifting quietly, each at its own rate. This one takes its time from the satellites overhead — so it is right when you hang it, right after a power cut, and right in ten years. Hand-carved wooden frame, four-inch digits, and nothing at all to set up. Made to any size you need.
Any other size, digit height or carving is made to order — tell us what you need.
How it looks on your wall, and on a table
Twenty-four inches across is bigger than most people picture. Slide between the views, zoom in, and see it against a table and a person before you decide where it goes.
Hung at eye level, about 60 inches to the centre — shown beside a 5ft 6in figure for scale.
Getting the wall right
- 24 inches wide, 14 inches high overall
- Hang it with the centre about 60 in from the floor
- Four-inch digits read to roughly 18 m
- Allow a clear span of about 3 ft for it to breathe
- It needs a mains socket within reach of the lead
The room views are drawn to scale rather than photographed, so the proportions are exact. Send us a photo of your wall on WhatsApp and we will tell you how it will sit.
Never set a clock again
An ordinary clock keeps its own time and slowly gets it wrong. It has a small crystal inside that ticks at very nearly the right rate — and "very nearly" is why you find yourself standing on a chair twice a year with your arm up.
This clock does not keep time at all. It reads it. Above you there is a constellation of satellites carrying atomic clocks, broadcasting the time continuously to anything on the ground that cares to listen — your car's navigation, your phone's map, and this. The clock listens, and displays what it hears.
Which means there is no procedure. Nothing to sync, nothing to pair, no summer and winter adjustment. Unplug it and move it to another room and it simply finds the time again. It is the only clock in the house you will never think about.
It reads the satellites
The same timing signal your car uses to navigate, received directly by the clock.
No wifi, no app
Nothing to connect, no account to make, nothing that breaks when you change provider.
Plug it in, that is all
No installation and no technician. It finds the time by itself and starts.
Right after a power cut
It re-acquires the time on its own. There is nothing to do when the lights come back.
Carved by hand, so no two are quite the same
The engineering inside is the part we are known for. The outside is the part you will actually look at.
A hand-carved wooden frame
Scrollwork and flowers cut by hand around a warm wooden face, in an antique style that sits comfortably beside older furniture. Because it is carved rather than moulded, no two frames are identical.
Or something plainer
The same clock is available with an MS powder-coated frame if the room calls for restraint rather than ornament. The movement, the digits and the satellite synchronisation are identical either way.
24 by 14 inches
Large enough to be the thing on the wall rather than something next to it, with a neutral FRP fascia framing four-inch digits that read clearly from the far side of a room.
Everything worth knowing, on one screen
| Character height | 4 inch |
| Overall size | 24 inch wide x 14 inch high |
| Time source | GPS satellite — the same movement as our industrial clocks |
| Time format | 12-hour or 24-hour, selectable |
| Frame | Hand-carved wooden, or MS powder-coated |
| Front fascia | Neutral design, FRP |
| Installation | None — plug it in |
| Power | Standard mains supply |
| Made in | Bengaluru, India |
| Price | ₹10,999 for the standard 24 x 14 inch clock with 4 inch digits |
| Made to order | Any width, height, digit height, frame and carving — quoted to your drawing |
Rooms with a wall worth filling
Four-inch digits read comfortably from about eighteen metres, so this is a clock for a room people move around in rather than a desk.
Large homes and living rooms
Somewhere the wall is big enough to carry a piece rather than a fixture.
Party and banquet halls
Guests read it from across the room, and the staff never have to reset it between events.
Restaurants
Legible from the far tables, and it suits a room with any warmth to it.
Hotels and clubhouses
Lobbies and lounges, where a wall clock is part of the decor rather than an instrument.
Any size, any digit height, any carving
The standard clock is ₹10,999 and suits most rooms. But we build these ourselves, one at a time, so the case is not a fixed thing. If your wall wants something larger, or your hall needs digits people can read from the far end of it, or you have a design in mind, call us and we will make that one instead.
Any width and height
Twenty-four by fourteen inches is our standard because it suits most living rooms. A banquet hall wall or a hotel lobby often wants something considerably larger, and we build the case to the size you give us.
Any digit height
Four-inch digits read from about eighteen metres. Six, eight or twelve inch digits carry a hall or an atrium. Tell us the distance people will read it from and we will tell you the digit height.
Your own design
A different carving, a particular wood finish, an MS powder-coated frame in a colour that matches the room, a logo or a name on the fascia - all of it is made here, so all of it is changeable.
More than the time
Date, day, temperature and humidity can share the display, and the same clock can be built as a 12-hour or 24-hour face. Multiple clocks in one building all read from the same satellite time.
Tell us the wall, we will tell you the clock
Send us the width of the wall and roughly how far away people will be standing. We will come back with a size, a digit height and a price — usually the same day. There is no drawing to prepare and no form to fill in.
Why this is not just another wall clock
An ordinary quartz wall clock
Keeps its own time, and loses a little of it every week. Somebody stands on a chair twice a year to correct it, and again after every long power cut. Nobody minds until two clocks in the same house disagree.
A wifi or smart clock
Correct, as long as the router is up, the app still exists and the manufacturer keeps the service running. It is one more device on the network to think about, and one more account to keep.
The Heritage GPS Clock
Reads the time directly from the satellite constellation, the way a car's navigation does. No network, no account, nothing to keep running. Plug it in once and it is right for as long as it lives.
Set once, by itselfThe movement inside is a hospital instrument
We are not a furniture company that added a clock. Infra DigiTech has been designing and manufacturing synchronised clocks in Bengaluru since 2001, for places where the time on the wall has to be right as a matter of record — hospital labour rooms, where a birth certificate takes its time of birth from that display, and pharmaceutical cleanrooms, where a batch record has to agree with the clock above the door.
This is that same satellite-synchronised movement, put inside a case made to be looked at rather than audited. It is built in our own factory, by an ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer, and it is not an imported product with a badge on it. We have clocks of ours still running in the field after more than twenty years.
Twenty-five years of clocks
- Manufacturing in Bengaluru since 2001
- ISO 9001:2015 and CE certified
- Units still running after 20+ years
- The same movement used in hospitals
- Built in-house, not imported
The same clock, by the dozen
A property with twenty clocks in it has twenty clocks showing twenty slightly different times, and somebody whose job it quietly becomes to go round correcting them. These do not need that. Every one of them reads the time from the satellites independently, so a whole hotel, hall or office campus agrees to the second without a single cable, a router or a master unit between them.
We manufacture in Bengaluru and supply across India, so a bulk order is a production run rather than an import schedule — one custom size across a whole property is entirely normal for us. Quantities are priced on the order.
Who buys them in numbers
- Hotels, resorts and clubhouses
- Banquet and convention halls
- Restaurant and cafe chains
- Corporate receptions and boardrooms
- Temples, trusts and community halls
- Interior designers and turnkey contractors
Buying for a factory floor, a control room or a hospital instead? That is our industrial range — see the industrial GPS clocks.
Furniture and interior stores can stock it
It sells the way a good piece of furniture sells — somebody sees it on a wall and wants it. If you run a furniture, interiors or home-decor store and it would suit your floor, we would like to hear from you. We manufacture it ourselves, so quantities and finishes are a conversation rather than an import schedule.
Things people ask
Mostly some version of "really, it sets itself?" — which it does.
Does this clock need wifi or an internet connection?
No. It has neither and needs neither. The clock receives a timing signal directly from the GPS satellite constellation — the same signal your car uses to navigate — and sets itself from that. There is no router to connect to, no app to install, no account to create and nothing that stops working if you change your internet provider.
Will I ever need to set the time?
No, and that is rather the point. It sets itself when you first plug it in and it stays correct from then on. After a power cut it re-acquires the time on its own, so there is nothing to do when the power returns. There is no daylight-saving change to remember in India, and even if the rules changed, the clock takes its time from the satellites rather than from a setting inside it.
How much does the Heritage GPS Clock cost?
The standard Heritage GPS Clock — 24 inches wide by 14 inches high, with 4 inch digits and a hand-carved wooden frame — is ₹10,999. That is the clock itself, ready to hang and plug in; there is nothing further to buy and nothing to install. Made-to-order sizes, larger digit heights and custom carvings are quoted separately, and quantities for hotels, halls and retailers are priced on the order.
Can I have it made in a different size, or with my own design?
Yes. We manufacture it ourselves in Bengaluru, so the case is not fixed. You can have any width and height, any digit height, a different carving or wood finish, an MS powder-coated frame in a colour of your choosing, or a name or logo on the fascia. Tell us the wall and the distance people will read it from, and we will suggest a size. Call or WhatsApp us and we will work it out with you.
Do you supply in quantity to hotels, halls and businesses?
Yes, and it is a good part of what we do. Hotels, banquet and convention halls, restaurant chains, corporate offices, temples and interior contractors buy these in numbers, often in one custom size across a whole property. Because every clock takes its time from the satellites, a hundred of them in one building all show exactly the same time without any of them being connected to anything. Quantities are priced on the order — get in touch and we will quote.
How is it installed?
There is no installation. Hang it where you want it, plug it into an ordinary mains socket, and leave it. Within a short while of being powered it finds the satellites and displays the correct time. No wiring, no technician, no configuration.
How far away can it be read?
The digits are 4 inches high, which is comfortable to read from roughly 18 metres. As a rule of thumb we use about one inch of digit height for every 4.5 metres of viewing distance, so 4 inch digits suit a large living room, a banquet hall or a restaurant floor rather than a small study.
Is the wooden frame really hand-carved?
Yes. The wooden frame is carved by hand, which is why no two are quite identical. If you would prefer something plainer, the same clock is available with an MS powder-coated frame instead.
What sizes and finishes are available?
The clock is 24 inches wide by 14 inches high overall, with 4 inch digits and a neutral FRP front fascia. You can have it with the hand-carved wooden frame or with an MS powder-coated frame. The display can show 12-hour or 24-hour time, whichever you prefer.
How long do these clocks last?
Longer than most things you will hang on a wall. We have been building GPS and digital clocks in Bengaluru since 2001, and we have units still running in the field after more than twenty years. The movement in this clock is the same one we build for hospitals and pharmaceutical cleanrooms, where a clock that fails quietly is not an option.
Can furniture or decor stores stock this product?
Yes. It suits furniture, interior and home-decor retailers, and we are happy to discuss stocking it. Get in touch through our partner page and we will take it from there.
One clock in the house that is always right
Message us and we will send you photographs, the finishes available and the price. It is made to order in Bengaluru, so tell us which frame you would like.