Matthias Naeschke Studios is located in the Swabian Mountains between Stuttgart, Germany and Schaffhausen, Switzerland. It is a small city called Haigerloch. It mainly produces long-shell clocks, wall clocks, seat clocks and music clocks. Brand founder Matthias Naeschke worked for many years in Switzerland and the UK, and then founded the brand under his own name in 1984 and began producing its own watches (including rare music or organ clocks), Matthias Naeschke has been since 1986 Always a member of AHCI (Independent Watch Academy).

Naeschke has five clock series: table clock (indicated by NT), regulator (indicated by NR), long shell clock (indicated by NL), tabletop organ/music clock with 17 or 26 pipes, and birdcage music bell.

Matthias Naeschke Studio’s principle is to create high-quality, precise clocks through good quality, timeless elegance and high precision. This means that a new construction will be implemented using exquisite designs and completed with fine hand-crafted. Only in this way can the vividness and authenticity of the art of clock manufacturing be highlighted, and only in this way can people obtain extraordinary things.

Innovative spirit and exquisite use of materials and exquisite design are the general characteristics of exquisite skills. Based on these principles, Matthias Naeschke produces various precision mechanical clocks and has become a global manufacturer of organ clocks.

Over the years, Matthias Naeschke's Hour Clock Studio has become a typical example of clock manufacturers - not only in Germany but also in the world. Following the principle of classic clock manufacturing, each clock in Matthias Naeschke Studio reflects the pursuit of unique masterpieces. Matthias Naeschke's name symbolizes the unimproved sublimation of mechanics in the field of extraordinary clocks.