<p>Iconic German clock-maker Hermle has entered Indian market with a range of its products.</p>.<p>The company's brand of table clocks, mantle pieces, wall clocks, grandfather clocks and Tellurium evoke nostalgia of inheritance even as it aims to capture attention from a small but growing interest of upwardly mobile professionals.</p>.<p>In this digital age, Hermle, means precision German engineering and all the clocks are hand-crafted, the company stated.</p>.<p>"The clocks and clock movements are our main business and we are excited to be in India. We expect good numbers here as there is a renewed interest in clocks of all kinds. It is not just as a gift, but also to adorn living rooms, office spaces and gives meaning to blank walls," Jens Quaeck, International Sales Director for Uhrenmanufaktur GmbH & Co KG, Frankfurt said.</p>.<p>The 96-year-old company was started by his grandfather Franz Hermle.</p>.<p>"Each of these pieces start with a price range of Rs 20,000 and go on to about Rs 2 lakh apiece. There are some clocks such as the Tellurium which can go upto Rs 20 lakh depending on its size and what adorns it," says Sanjay B Hasija from Skylarkk Trading Co, a Bengaluru-based company which will market the products.</p>
<p>Iconic German clock-maker Hermle has entered Indian market with a range of its products.</p>.<p>The company's brand of table clocks, mantle pieces, wall clocks, grandfather clocks and Tellurium evoke nostalgia of inheritance even as it aims to capture attention from a small but growing interest of upwardly mobile professionals.</p>.<p>In this digital age, Hermle, means precision German engineering and all the clocks are hand-crafted, the company stated.</p>.<p>"The clocks and clock movements are our main business and we are excited to be in India. We expect good numbers here as there is a renewed interest in clocks of all kinds. It is not just as a gift, but also to adorn living rooms, office spaces and gives meaning to blank walls," Jens Quaeck, International Sales Director for Uhrenmanufaktur GmbH & Co KG, Frankfurt said.</p>.<p>The 96-year-old company was started by his grandfather Franz Hermle.</p>.<p>"Each of these pieces start with a price range of Rs 20,000 and go on to about Rs 2 lakh apiece. There are some clocks such as the Tellurium which can go upto Rs 20 lakh depending on its size and what adorns it," says Sanjay B Hasija from Skylarkk Trading Co, a Bengaluru-based company which will market the products.</p>
