Paulin has announced the launch of the Wim Clock, a new addition to the brand's core collection that scales their bespoke Wim typeface from wristwatches to a wall clock. The design features stencilled typography intended to interact with a sweeping second hand, blending a mid-century aesthetic with a sporty, technical feel. Customers can choose from a variety of bold hand colors, allowing for 27 possible color combinations. The clock is constructed with a cork body sourced from Portugal and features dials screen-printed in Glasgow by Matthew Rich at M.A.R.S Studio. Each dial is printed individually by hand-pushing ink through a fine silk mesh in small batches before being assembled in Paulin's own workshop. This partnership with M.A.R.S Studio follows a previous collaboration on the limited edition OH no Wall Clock. Available for worldwide shipping through the Paulin website, the Wim Clock is priced at £105 including VAT. The release marks a continued expansion of Paulin's homeware offerings, maintaining the brand's focus on local manufacturing and distinctive typography.