Wall Clock Price in Pakistan — Rs. 804 to 1,218

Wall clock price in Pakistan runs from Rs. 804 to Rs. 1,218 across the twelve designs we stock. Free delivery anywhere in the country, and cash on delivery if you would rather inspect before you pay. (The cheapest is a butterfly. The most expensive is an MDF quartz clock. Neither is a Swiss heirloom, and further down we explain why that is completely fine.)

What a wall clock actually costs in Pakistan right now

This is every wall clock we stock, cheapest first. These are our prices in October 2026, not a survey of the market — we can only vouch for the twelve below.

Where the size column is blank, our supplier has not given us a number. We would rather show you a gap than invent one for a table that looks tidy. If size decides it for you — and for a wall clock it usually does — message us on WhatsApp at +92 310 1418307 and we will measure the actual piece before you pay.

The size barely changes the price, so buy the size your wall needs

This is the most useful thing on the page. The 3D Islamic Allah clock is 16 inches and costs Rs. 1,050. The 3D world map clock is 40 inches and costs Rs. 1,151. That is 10% more money for roughly six times the surface area.

So there is no cheaper-per-inch logic to reward. The cheapest clock we sell is Rs. 804 and the dearest is Rs. 1,218 — a 51% gap across the whole catalogue, which is smaller than the gap between two brands of the same shirt. Pick the design and the size you want. The budget is not going to be the problem.

Quartz, silent, and the part nobody asks about

Almost nobody asks what movement is inside a wall clock, which is odd, because the movement is the only part that actually tells the time. Ours are standard quartz — the same mechanism as a Rs. 15,000 branded clock on a shelf in a showroom.

A quartz movement is accurate to about a second a day, which drifts by a few minutes a year. That is a real limitation, and the quartz clock explainer on Wikipedia covers the mechanism if you want the detail. If you want to know what time it officially is, time.gov is run by the US standards bodies and is never wrong. A decorative clock is not a stopwatch, and it is not pretending to be.

One thing worth knowing: the Islamic calligraphy clocks have an optional LED-lit version. If you want the backlit one, say so on WhatsApp, because it is not a separate product listing.

Don't buy a wall clock from us if…

You want an heirloom. These are Rs. 800 to Rs. 1,200 decorative clocks made from 3mm lasani wood. They are light, they look good on a wall, and they will not be worth more in twenty years. If you are after something to pass down, a jeweller is the right shop and we are not.

You need it tomorrow. Our delivery is 2-4 working days, and no amount of WhatsApp urgency changes what a courier does. If a birthday starts in five hours, go to the physical bazaar and we will see you for the next one.

You have not measured the wall. A 40-inch map clock is genuinely large. Hold a tape measure against the space first — it takes thirty seconds now and saves a return later. You can read our free delivery terms while you are deciding, and how cash on delivery works if you would rather not pay upfront.

Which design goes where

Twelve clocks, four honest use cases. The Islamic calligraphy designs — Inna Allaha, the Allah design, Loh-e-Qurani and Qul Naas — suit a drawing room, a study or a mosque, and they are the ones people buy as gifts. At Rs. 943 to Rs. 1,134 they are also the easiest gift to get right, because nobody has to guess a size before they wrap it.

The world map and the tile clock are the modern pair. The map is 40 inches, which is genuinely large and needs a wall that can spare it. The 3D tile wall clock comes in 20 or 30 inches and is the one we sell most, so it evidently lands in the middle of most rooms.

For a child's room, the butterfly at Rs. 804 and the forest deer at Rs. 1,151 are the obvious picks. The butterfly is the cheapest thing we sell in this category, and it is still a laser-cut 3D piece rather than a printed face. The plainest option is the 3D DIY MDF clock at Rs. 1,218 — it is the quietest of the twelve, which is usually what a room you work in actually wants.

Straight answers