Antique Clock Shop

After hours, the windows still glow

Picture an evening walk through an old European shopping street, where clock faces gleam behind arched windows. Brickwork, a dark green roof and touches of gold and silver give this specialist shop its distinctive character. Downstairs, customers browse the timepieces; above them, a VIP host welcomes a guest for a more private consultation. At the top, a clockmaker and apprentice work among tools and reference books. Each floor adds another chapter to a little story about craft, precision and the passing of time. Switch on the warm lighting and the whole building takes on the feel of a shop still open after dusk.

The 2,666-piece modular build opens onto a sales floor, VIP lounge and clockmaker’s workshop. You’ll furnish the shop with a counter, displays for wall and wristwatches, and an area for grandfather clocks; pocket watches and catalogues belong upstairs. A decorative gear wall spans the upper two floors, while a hand-turned gear on the exterior moves the hands of the large façade clock. Opening walls, removable floor sections and a removable roof let you explore the interiors after the build. As you assemble the lighting, its cables run through walls and floors to a USB-C module at the back of the ground floor.

Side connection holes and pins let you place the shop alongside other Pantasy modular buildings in your city display. Four figures – the VIP host, VIP customer, clockmaker and apprentice – can stand or sit using interchangeable leg pieces. Printed clock faces, signs, posters and catalogues reward a closer look, alongside metallic-looking decorative accents. Wall lamps, spotlights and a streetlamp cast a warm yellow glow; a USB-C cable is supplied, but you’ll need your own external power source. For experienced builders, it’s an involved project that becomes a lively street scene you can keep opening up and rearranging.