Infra DigiTech Launches the Heritage GPS Clock — a Hand-Carved Wooden Clock for Homes and Businesses

Bengaluru, India — 21 September 2026

Infra DigiTech Pvt Ltd has launched the Heritage GPS Clock — a hand-carved wooden digital wall clock that takes its time from GPS satellites and never needs setting. It is the first product in the company's twenty-five-year history built for retail buyers as well as businesses: the same clock hangs equally well in a living room, a banquet hall or a hotel lobby, and for the first time a homeowner can buy one directly, at a listed price, with nothing to install.

The first Infra DigiTech product anyone can buy

Since 2001, everything the company has manufactured has been bought by institutions — nurse call systems for hospitals, queue systems for banks, display boards for factories and GPS clocks for pharmaceutical cleanrooms, operation theatres and control rooms. Those products are specified, surveyed and tendered; none of them has ever had a price a household could simply pay.

The Heritage GPS Clock changes that. It is a consumer product manufactured to an industrial standard — designed, built and supported in Bengaluru by an ISO 9001:2015 and CE certified manufacturer, not imported and rebadged. The movement inside it is the same satellite-synchronised platform the company installs where the time on the wall has to be legally correct. What is new is only who can buy it: anyone.

A clock that is never wrong and never set

Every other clock in a house drifts — a few seconds a week, then minutes a year, then someone climbs on a chair after every power cut. The Heritage GPS Clock reads the time from GPS satellites the way a car's navigation reads its position. It needs no wifi, no app, no internet connection and no configuration: it is plugged in, it finds the satellites, and from then on it is simply correct. Through a power cut it keeps time internally and re-synchronises on its own the moment power returns.

Hand-carved, and made to order

The standard clock is 24 inches wide by 14 inches high with 4 inch digits, in a hand-carved wooden frame around a neutral FRP fascia — an antique, heritage look that sits beside furniture rather than beside equipment. An MS powder-coated frame is available for buyers who prefer a plainer finish. And because the company builds every clock itself, the Heritage GPS Clock is also made to order: any width, any digit height, any carving — one clock for a living room wall or a matched custom size across an entire property.

For homes — and in quantity for hotels, halls and temples

The launch is deliberately aimed at both markets at once. For a home, it is the one clock in the house that is never wrong — an heirloom-styled piece with satellite engineering inside. For hotels, banquet and convention halls, restaurants, clubhouses, temples and corporate offices, it solves a problem those buildings know well: many clocks, no two agreeing. Because every Heritage GPS Clock takes its time from the satellites independently, a hundred of them across a property show exactly the same time without being connected to anything — no wiring between them, no server, no maintenance round.

Furniture, interior and décor stores can stock and resell the clock — the company is onboarding retail partners alongside the launch through its partner programme.

For twenty-five years we have built clocks for places where a wrong minute has consequences — labour rooms, cleanrooms, control rooms. The Heritage GPS Clock is that same discipline, carved in wood, priced so it can hang in your hall. It is the only clock in the house that will never be wrong.

Full details, photographs and specifications are on the Heritage GPS Clock page, and the industrial range it descends from — the GPS digital clocks used in hospitals, factories and cleanrooms — has its own page for institutional buyers.