Direct Answer Search summaries put wall clock prices in Pakistan at roughly Rs. 97 to Rs. 144,999: basic and DIY clocks at Rs. 97 to Rs. 999, standard decorative clocks at Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000, imported and specialty clocks at Rs. 4,500 to Rs. 16,000, and luxury or statement clocks from Rs. 25,000 upward. A basic quartz clock is usually quoted at US$10 to US$30, and handmade resin clocks at about US$15 to US$120, with premium custom pieces higher. MEHMAT's handmade Bismillah resin wall clock is listed at Rs. 15,999 (was Rs. 25,000), plus Rs. 200 shipping or free shipping from Rs. 3,000, so it sits in the handmade mid-range rather than the basic tier. All market figures here are search-summary snapshots, not quotes.

 

The Short Answer on Wall Clock Prices in Pakistan

If you search for the price of a wall clock in Pakistan, the honest answer is that it depends on what kind of clock you mean. A plastic clock for a kitchen and a hand-poured resin clock for a living room are different products with different costs, even though both tell the time. Google's search summary for this question gives a very wide span, from under a hundred rupees for a tiny DIY clock to well over a hundred thousand for a large statement piece at a specialty store. The useful question is not "what is the average price" but "which tier am I shopping in, and what does that tier include".

This guide breaks the market into tiers using the figures that search summaries quote, converts the dollar-based resin figures into rupees, explains what drives the cost of a handmade clock, and shows where MEHMAT's Bismillah Calligraphy Luxury Resin Wall Clock fits. Treat every market number as a snapshot. Prices move, listings change, and a summary is not a price quote.

Wall Clock Prices in Pakistan by Tier

Figure 1. Wall clock price tiers in Pakistan, from search-summary snapshots, with the MEHMAT listing marked (log scale).

Tier	Typical price in Pakistan	What you usually get
Budget and DIY	Rs. 97 to Rs. 999	Small plastic clocks, 8 to 12 inch, or acrylic and wooden DIY pieces
Standard and decorative	Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000	Wooden, themed, family-frame and some resin clocks
Branded analog	Rs. 4,500 to Rs. 7,500	Names such as Casio analog wall clocks
Imported and specialty	Rs. 4,500 to Rs. 16,000	Double-sided, illuminated and moving-gear clocks
Luxury and statement	Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 144,999	Metallic, antique and large grandfather or statement clocks
MEHMAT Bismillah resin clock	Rs. 15,999 (was Rs. 25,000)	Handmade resin dial, gold calligraphy, silent quartz, 12 to 40 inch

 

A second summary, for the question "how expensive is a clock", gives a similar picture in wider terms: Rs. 71 to Rs. 1,990 for basic wall clocks, Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 15,000 for mid-range decorative pieces from local retailers, and Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 180,000 or more for large artisanal or specialty clocks. The two summaries do not match exactly, which is normal, because they sample different stores on different days. What they agree on is the shape: a large budget tier, a decorative middle, and a luxury top.

What a Quartz Wall Clock Costs

Most wall clocks, including the MEHMAT one, use a quartz movement, a battery-powered mechanism that keeps accurate time. The quartz tier is therefore about quality and finish rather than technology. The summary for "price of a quartz wall clock" quotes a basic quartz wall clock at about US$10 to US$30, or roughly Rs. 200 to Rs. 6,000 depending on how basic or decorative it is. Within that, it separates plain and do-it-yourself clocks at Rs. 200 to Rs. 800, standard and silent-sweep clocks with glass faces at Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 4,500, and designer or premium clocks, with moving gears or large statement dials, at Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 15,000 and above.

Silent sweep movements deserve a mention. A silent sweep clock moves its second hand smoothly instead of ticking, which is why it appears in the standard and premium tiers. MEHMAT's listing describes a silent, smooth-sweep quartz movement, so the clock belongs with those rather than with the cheapest ticking clocks.

What a Resin Wall Clock Costs

Resin is where prices rise, because most epoxy resin clocks are handmade. The summary for "how much is a resin wall clock" gives a general range of US$15 to US$120, and says high-end custom designs can exceed US$200 to US$400. It splits the range into three tiers: small and budget clocks at US$15 to US$35, typically 8 to 12 inch with simple single-layer pours; mid-range decorative clocks at US$40 to US$80, 14 to 18 inch with multi-pour techniques and added gold leaf or stone; and premium pieces at US$95 to US$200 or more, oversized at 24 to 27 inch or more with heavy layering and metal hardware.

One caution before you convert. That summary also prints rupee amounts with the ₹ sign, such as ₹1,200 to ₹10,000 for the whole range. Those are Indian rupees, not Pakistani rupees, so do not read them as prices in Pakistan. The chart below converts the dollar tiers at an assumed Rs. 280 per US dollar, so check the current exchange rate before you rely on the numbers.

Figure 2. Resin wall clock tiers converted to rupees at an assumed Rs. 280 per US$, with the MEHMAT listing marked.

On that conversion, the small tier is about Rs. 4,200 to Rs. 9,800, the mid-range tier about Rs. 11,200 to Rs. 22,400, and the premium tier about Rs. 26,600 to Rs. 56,000 or more. MEHMAT's Rs. 15,999 sits inside the mid-range band. The listing's size range of 12 to 40 inch is wider than any single tier, so the price may vary by size when stock returns; the selector currently shows every size as unavailable, and we have not seen prices for individual sizes.

Why a Handmade Resin Clock Costs More

The same summary lists the cost drivers. The first is the number of pours. A single-pour clock is quick to make, but complex designs need several layers, each needing about a day to cure, which multiplies labour time. The second is customization: a standard design costs less than a commissioned piece with chosen colours, names or embedded items. The third is the mechanism, since cheaper clocks may use a ticking quartz movement while mid- and high-tier clocks use heavy-duty silent sweep movements.

Raw material matters too, though less than labour. The summary for "how much does 1 kg of resin cost" gives about US$5 to US$40 per kilogram, or roughly Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 6,000 in Pakistan, with industrial resin at the cheap end and art-grade two-part epoxy kits in the middle. Resin with UV inhibitors costs more, which matters for a clock that may sit near a window. MEHMAT's listing builds on a solid MDF base with epoxy resin, gold-tone lettering and a metal mechanism, and its photos show assembly, pouring, polishing and inspection by hand. For the full process and a quality checklist, see our separate article on how a Bismillah resin clock is made.

Branded Clocks Compared With Handmade

The brand summaries mostly describe the US and European market. Howard Miller, known for traditional craftsmanship, is quoted for a model at around US$90 to US$109, Seiko for a quartz model at around US$65 to US$66, and Braun for a large classic wall clock at around US$105. At an assumed Rs. 280 per dollar that is roughly Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 30,000 before shipping and import costs, so a branded clock can cost as much as a handmade resin clock or more. The two are different things. A brand buys you a known movement, minimal styling and a manufacturer's reputation. A handmade resin clock buys you a unique dial, a meaningful design and the maker's craft.

Where MEHMAT's Rs. 15,999 Fits

MEHMAT's Bismillah clock is listed at Rs. 15,999 with a crossed-out Rs. 25,000, a Rs. 9,001 saving of about 36 percent. Many MEHMAT resin clocks carry the same pair of prices, including the Kaaba-inspired black and gold clock and the Ivory and Gold marble clock, which both start at Rs. 15,999 in the Mehmat Resin Collection. Because the same reference price appears on many pieces, do not treat the Rs. 25,000 as proof of value. Judge the clock by what you would pay today: Rs. 15,999, plus Rs. 200 shipping unless your order reaches Rs. 3,000, which this clock does, so shipping is free.

That puts it above the basic and standard tiers and inside the handmade mid-range. You are paying for a hand-poured dial, gold lettering with a sacred phrase, a silent movement and a size choice up to 40 inch. For a wider comparison of Arabic calligraphy art at different budgets, including a Rs. 27,999 handmade clock, see our Arabic calligraphy wall art cost guide.

A Simple Way to Think About Cost Per Year

Price per year is a fairer comparison than sticker price. This example is illustrative only, not a durability promise. If a Rs. 2,500 decorative clock lasts three years, you spend about Rs. 833 a year while it lasts. If a Rs. 15,999 handmade clock stays on your wall for ten years, that is about Rs. 1,600 a year. The handmade clock costs more per year, but you are paying for a design you chose, a piece that works as wall art, and the fact that it does not need replacing. The calculation reverses if you tire of the design quickly, so choose a style you will still like in five years. Keep it out of direct sunlight and wipe it with a dry cloth, as the care instructions say.

How to Compare Wall Clock Prices Fairly

•      Compare like with like: size, material, movement and whether the dial is handmade or printed.

•      Add shipping and delivery time to the price. MEHMAT charges Rs. 200, free from Rs. 3,000.

•      Ask whether the item is in stock or made to order. MEHMAT's Resin Collection page describes made-to-order pieces with about 14 days in total.

•      Ask for the price of the exact size you want, since size changes the cost.

•      Check what the return rules say for custom pieces.

•      Treat any crossed-out price with caution if the same pair appears on many products.

The Honest Verdict

A basic wall clock can cost less than a restaurant meal, and a luxury clock can cost more than a laptop, so there is no single price to quote. For a handmade resin clock with gold Bismillah calligraphy, Rs. 15,999 is a reasonable mid-range figure compared with the tiers above, provided the size, timeline and returns are confirmed. If you only need the time, buy a quiet quartz clock and spend the difference elsewhere. If you want a piece that doubles as meaningful wall art, our buyer's guide to the Bismillah clock covers sizes, care and what to ask before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of a wall clock in Pakistan?

A: Search summaries range from about Rs. 97 for basic clocks to Rs. 144,999 or more for luxury and statement pieces. Standard decorative clocks are about Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000.

Q: How much does a resin wall clock cost?

A: Search summaries quote US$15 to US$120 for most resin clocks, and more than US$200 for premium or custom pieces. At an assumed Rs. 280 per dollar, the mid-range is about Rs. 11,200 to Rs. 22,400.

Q: What is the price of a quartz wall clock?

A: A basic quartz wall clock is quoted at about US$10 to US$30, roughly Rs. 200 to Rs. 6,000, with designer pieces above that.

Q: How much does the MEHMAT Bismillah clock cost?

A: Rs. 15,999, down from Rs. 25,000. Shipping is Rs. 200 and free on orders of Rs. 3,000 or more.

Q: Why are resin clocks more expensive than plastic ones?

A: They are mostly handmade, need layered pours that cure for about a day each, and often include custom colours and silent movements.

Q: Does a bigger clock cost more?

A: Usually yes, since it needs more resin and material. MEHMAT lists sizes from 12 to 40 inch but did not show size prices when checked, so ask before ordering.

Q: Are the rupee figures in some summaries Pakistani rupees?

A: Not always. One resin summary shows Indian rupees with the ₹ sign, so convert from US dollars instead.

Q: Is the old Rs. 25,000 price real?

A: The listing shows it as a crossed-out price, but the same pair appears on many MEHMAT clocks. Judge the clock by the Rs. 15,999 price you would actually pay.

 

Verified Product Reference Data

Everything below was read from the live listing on October 11, 2026. Where the page contradicts itself, both statements are shown.

Product title	MEHMAT Bismillah Calligraphy Luxury Resin Wall Clock Art – Black & Gold Islamic, Handcrafted Arabic Dial
Product URL	https://www.mehmat.com/products/bismillah-black-marble-gold-calligraphy-resin-wall-clock-mehmat
Price	Rs. 15,999 (crossed-out Rs. 25,000). Saving Rs. 9,001, about 36 percent. The arithmetic is correct.
Options	Size selector: 12” to 40” in 2-inch steps (15 options), all available when checked. Description: 12, 16, 20, 24, 30, 36, 40 inch plus custom sizes and colours on request
Dial and parts	Gold-tone Bismillah lettering hand-set at the center; raised gold-outlined capsule hour markers, no numerals; gold hour, minute and second hands; black and gold hand-poured resin marble effect
Movement and base	Silent, smooth-sweep quartz mechanism; solid MDF base; premium epoxy resin; metal mechanism and hands
Care	Indoor use only; avoid prolonged direct sunlight and excessive moisture; wipe with a soft, dry cloth
Stated	Outer diameter, thickness and weight per size; battery type; hanging fixture; script style; how custom orders are quoted
Delivery	Product page: 3 to 5 working days, 2 to 3 in Karachi. Resin Collection page: about 10 days crafting plus 4 days delivery, 14 days in total, with advance payment
Shipping	Rs. 200 across Pakistan; free on orders of Rs. 3,000 or more
Warranty	7-day warranty from the date of purchase; “unworn or unused, with tags” and original packaging; receipt required
Contact	WhatsApp +92 346 0133667; mehmat677@gmail.com
Reviews	None (“No reviews”)
Stock status	Product page: every size available. Resin Collection: listed with “Choose options”; 19 of 19 products in stock
Collection	Mehmat Resin Collection (https://www.mehmat.com/collections/mehmat-resin-collection), 19 products on one page, prices from Rs. 11,999 to Rs. 58,999
Gallery	9 images: front dial, living room, cafe, close-up, console table, office, wood-panelled wall, calligraphy gallery shop, textured wall; plus 5 process images in the description (assembly, pouring, placing characters, polishing, loupe inspection)
Sibling products (verified)	Kaaba-Inspired Black & Gold Resin Wall Clock (from Rs. 15,999); Luxury Ivory & Gold Marble Resin Wall Clock (from Rs. 15,999); Black and Gold Roman Numeral Wall Clock (from Rs. 11,999); Luxury Islamic Calligraphy Marble-Style Resin Wall Clock, Allah art (from Rs. 27,999)
Other pages linked	About Us, Shipping Policy and Return and Refund Policy pages on mehmat.com
Existing blog posts on this topic	Six posts dated October 9 and 10, 2026 (styles, halal, where to hang, cost, buyer's guide, Kaaba gift guide). None is specifically about the Bismillah clock

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