The alarm carriage clock, besides its clock capacity, has its very own alert instrument. The clock sounds a ringer, gong, or chime in the apportioned time of the alert. Present-day made alert carriage timekeepers, just like Bell Chime Timer does, utilizes a tune as its alarm rather than the great ringer, gong, or chime.

Some alarm carriage clocks have more entangled highlights other than its alert instrument. A case of this is the strike component where inconsistently or half-hour is sounded with a ringer, gong or chime. Another increasingly detailed component that the clocks have is either the petite-sonnerie or the grande-sonnerie.

The petite-sonnerie sounds the quarters on two ringers, once at quarter past, twice at half-past, and multiple times at a quarter. The grande-sonnerie then again has indistinguishable highlights from that of the petite-sonnerie with the expansion of the most recent hour sounding each quarter, therefore making the time telling progressively complete. Another considerably more convoluted development additionally exists wherein the time, down to the last moment is sounded, this sort of development is the most intricate and costly of all. Because of the additional striking on these developments, the barrels of the clock is a lot bigger than ordinary.

The alert carriage clock is ideal for the advanced period where everything is quick-paced and being on time is critical. The clock is for the cutting edge profession people who esteem time and who acknowledges style blended with the old world appeal of yesterday.