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Patek Philippe Wall Clocks
This is the most complicated-looking collection we make. Every Patek Philippe wall clock here is a 40 cm / 16 in statement piece inspired by the grandest dial architecture in watchmaking — Grand Complications layouts, celestial Astronomical faces, WorldTimer city rings and classical Moon Phases displays.
Fourteen designs, one format, ten of them in warm gold tones. Where our sports collections shout, these murmur — layered calendar rings, sub-dials and celestial artwork that reward every step closer. Browse the pieces above, or use this guide to find your dial.
14designs
40 cmone format
4dial families
2 yrwarranty
Why order from Clocks Atelier?
We are an independent design studio specialising in watch-inspired décor — and complication dials are where the studio shows off.
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Unique pieces
Grand Complications, Astronomical, WorldTimer and Moon Phases layouts at 40 cm — dial architecture you will simply not find in a décor catalogue at any price.
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Worldwide shipping
Tracked international delivery on every order, packed for the large format. Details on the shipping and returns page.
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High-quality materials
Premium 304L stainless steel cases — ten with a warm gold-tone finish — and tempered glass fronts across all fourteen designs.
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2-year warranty
Two years of cover on the movement against manufacturing defects. Full terms on the warranty page.
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Fair prices
One tight price band across the collection — the most detailed dial costs the same as the simplest, and colour never carries a premium.
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Secure checkout & support
Encrypted card payment through Stripe and real human support. Anything arrives less than perfect? Contact us and we resolve it.
Four dial families, one 40 cm canvas
Complication layouts need room — that is why this entire collection uses the large format. Choose the family first; the colour follows.
Family 01
Grand Complications style
The flagship six: layered calendar-style rings and sub-dials in the grandest tradition of dial-making. One steel-and-white version, five in gold with white, black, blue, green or red dials — the largest colour choice in the collection.
Steel & whiteGold & whiteGold & blackGold & blueGold & greenGold & red
Family 02
Astronomical style
Four celestial dials — the moodiest faces we make, treated by most buyers as wall art that happens to tell the time. Steel-and-black, silver-bezel blue, and two gold editions in blue or black.
Steel & blackBlueGold & blueGold & black
Family 03
WorldTimer style
City-ring dials inspired by the classic world-time layout — the natural study and office choice for anyone whose work or family spans time zones. Gold with a white or green dial.
Gold & whiteGold & green
Family 04
Moon Phases style
The dressiest pair: a classical moon-phase-style display in silver-and-white or full gold. The silver edition is regularly the most accessible piece in the collection — the ideal first complication dial.
Silver & whiteGold
Why complication dials make the best wall art
A plain clock face gives a room the time. A complication dial gives it something closer to a drawing: rings inside rings, apertures, sub-dials, a composition balanced the way the great dial houses have balanced them for a century. On a wrist that artistry hides under a cuff; at 40 cm it finally hangs where everyone can see what the fuss was about.
That is the quiet argument for this collection over a framed print at the same price: a print is finished the moment you hang it, while a dial keeps doing its job — the hands move, the light shifts across the layered surfaces, and the piece reads differently at nine in the morning than at nine at night.
The four families map to four moods of that tradition. Grand Complications is the full orchestra — the densest, most formal composition we make. Astronomical trades density for atmosphere, all midnight blues and celestial artwork. WorldTimer is the intellectual’s dial, its city ring turning a clock into a map of a working life. Moon Phases is the classicist — the complication people have put on mantelpieces since before wristwatches existed.
Ten of the fourteen wear warm gold-tone cases because that is what this design language calls for: complication dials grew up in precious metal, and the finish keeps the formality the layouts were drawn for.
An honest note on the complications
The calendar rings, celestial displays, city rings and moon-phase apertures on these dials are decorative — faithful to the layouts that inspired them, but printed artwork rather than working mechanisms. The clock keeps real time with a silent sweeping quartz movement: hours, minutes and seconds, gliding, with no tick.
We would rather say that here, prominently, than let a photograph imply otherwise. What the large format buys you is the pleasure these dials were designed for: detail that resolves as you approach, on a canvas big enough to actually read it.
Collection specification
- Diameter: 40 cm / 16 in — every design
- Case: premium 304L stainless steel; ten gold-tone, four silver/steel
- Front: tempered glass
- Movement: silent sweeping quartz, 1 × AA battery
- Function: hours, minutes, seconds; complications decorative
- Use: indoor wall mounting
- Warranty: 2 years on the movement
Placing a complication dial
Rule 01
Hang it where people pass
These dials work twice — silhouette from afar, detail up close. A hallway, landing, dining wall or the wall beside a desk gives both viewings; a distant wall nobody approaches wastes the artwork.
Rule 02
Give it formal company
Gold-tone cases agree with warm rooms: brass hardware, walnut, cream and deep greens. The steel editions suit cooler, modern spaces — the same logic as choosing a watch case metal.
Rule 03
Respect the 40 cm scale
Allow 2.5 m of clear wall width and fix into a stud or rated plug. Centred around 160 cm — or slightly higher on double-height walls, as with all our large formats.
Rule 04
Mind the light
Tempered glass over a detailed dial rewards soft, angled light. Avoid placing it square-on to a bright window — a few degrees off-axis keeps the detail readable all day.
Which family is yours?
- The collector’s centrepiece: a Grand Complications dial — gold & blue and gold & green are the current favourites.
- The romantic: an Astronomical dial — hang it where evening light hits and it reads like a painting.
- The globalist: a WorldTimer — the natural gift for someone who works across continents.
- The first step: the silver Moon Phases — the collection’s most accessible piece and its most classical.
- Prefer sports-luxury? Cross to the Royal Oak-inspired collection for octagonal-bezel steel, or the Datejust-inspired dials for dress-watch restraint at 35 cm.
Care, briefly
- One AA battery drives the sweep; replace it before it dies — large hands demand torque, and leakage is excluded from cover.
- Dry microfibre only on glass and case; never open the case to reach the dial.
- Indoors, dry rooms only — no water resistance, so bathrooms and outdoor walls are out.
- Keep the box for house moves — a 40 cm glass front deserves its original packaging.
Patek Philippe wall clock FAQ
Are these clocks made or endorsed by Patek Philippe?
No. Clocks Atelier is an independent design studio; every piece here is a watch-inspired decorative wall clock designed and sold by us — not manufactured, licensed or endorsed by Patek Philippe SA, and not a watch or replica of one. Model names describe the design language a dial refers to.
Do the complications actually function?
No — the calendar rings, moon-phase displays, celestial artwork and city rings are decorative, printed as part of the dial. The clock tells real time with a silent sweeping quartz movement. Every product page states this, and we repeat it here on purpose.
How big are these clocks?
Every design in the collection is 40 cm / 16 in in diameter — the same statement format as our large wall clock collection, with roughly a third more dial area than our core 35 cm pieces. Complication layouts need the canvas.
Which dial family should I start with?
For a first piece, the silver Moon Phases — classical, restrained and usually the most accessible in price. For a centrepiece, a Grand Complications dial in gold & blue or gold & green. For wall-art mood, the Astronomical family.
Are the gold clocks real gold?
No — they are premium 304L stainless steel with a warm gold-tone finish, which is exactly what a decorative object at this price should be. The finish carries the dress-watch character without the six-figure anxiety.
Is there a Nautilus-style clock in this collection?
Not currently — this collection focuses on complication dials: Grand Complications, Astronomical, WorldTimer and Moon Phases. For a sports-luxury steel look in the same spirit, see the octagonal-bezel Royal Oak-inspired collection.
Are the clocks silent?
Yes — silent sweeping quartz movements throughout. The seconds hand glides with no tick, so a dial this detailed can hang in a bedroom, study or meeting room without ever announcing itself.
Do any of these show the date or moon phase for real?
No. All complication displays here are decorative. If a working date wheel matters, our Submariner-inspired and GMT-inspired collections carry a real one.
What rooms suit these best?
Formal living rooms, dining rooms, studies and executive offices — anywhere with warm materials and a wall people actually pass. The gold editions in particular were made for rooms with brass, walnut and deep colours.
How do I hang a 40 cm steel clock safely?
Into a stud or a masonry plug rated well beyond the clock’s weight — never a bare plasterboard picture hook. Centre the dial around 160 cm, leave generous clear wall around it, and check level before you step back.
What warranty do they carry?
A 2-year warranty on the movement, covering manufacturing defects affecting timekeeping. Batteries and leakage, broken glass, impact, water exposure, outdoor use and unauthorised repair are excluded — full terms on the warranty page.
Do you ship these worldwide?
Yes — tracked delivery worldwide, with packaging designed around the 40 cm glass front. Timings, destinations and the returns process are on the shipping and returns page; for anything else, contact us.
The grandest dials we make
Fourteen complication dials, four families, one 40 cm canvas. If your wall deserves something people lean into, it deserves one of these.
A note on brand names. Clocks Atelier designs and sells watch-inspired decorative wall clocks. We are an independent studio with no affiliation, association, authorisation, endorsement or sponsorship from Patek Philippe SA or any other watch manufacturer. Patek Philippe, Grand Complications, WorldTimer and related model names are registered trademarks of their respective owners, used here in a purely descriptive sense to indicate the design language a clock is inspired by. Our products are decorative wall clocks, not watches, and are not replicas of any timepiece.









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