Japanese character-goods manufacturer BENELIC is bringing one of the Wizarding World's most memorable props to life. Its official Harry Potter specialty store, Harry Potter – Mahou Dokoro, has unveiled the exclusive Weasley Clock, transforming the magical clock from The Burrow into a fully functional retro mantel clock. Along with its colorful face and individual hands for each family member, this version can actually tell time. Standing approximately 28 cm tall, it is priced at 40,000 yen including tax. Preorders open on November 13, 2026, with shipments scheduled to begin in late December.
In the original story, the Weasley Clock does not tell time. Instead, its nine hands reveal the whereabouts of each family member and can even warn when someone is in mortal peril. LEGO previously released the Collectible Weasley Clock, recreating the magical object in brick-built form. This new version, however, leans much closer to the movie prop's vintage design. The ornate face features the Weasley family members' initials, while weathered hands, an aged paint finish, and a swinging pendulum make it look as though it has been lifted straight from The Burrow after years in the family living room.
The working hands also incorporate details inspired by the characters. The hour hand represents the family's youngest daughter, Ginny Weasley, while the second hand's constant movement captures the restless energy of twins Fred Weasley and George Weasley. The minute hand represents Ron Weasley. It is a clever way to turn a magical device for tracking family members into a practical clock for Muggles. Made from polyester resin, zinc alloy, iron, ABS, and other materials, the clock weighs approximately 1.99 kg. Preorders are available exclusively through the official Harry Potter – Mahou Dokoro online store and will close once the planned quantity is reached.
BENELIC Harry Potter Weasley Family Mantel Clock
Dimensions: Approx. 28 cm tall x 15 cm wide x 7.8 cm deep
Price: 40,000 yen including tax
Scheduled shipping: From late December 2026
via： Mahou Dokoro