Wall Clock Price Flipkart vs Amazon November 2026: Rs. 229 vs Rs. 548

Flipkart's median wall clock costs Rs. 229. Amazon's costs Rs. 548. That is not one retailer undercutting the other — it is two different shelves answering the same two words. 46 of Flipkart's 58 listings sell under Rs. 300; only 11 of Amazon's 47 do.

The badges invert the same way. Flipkart's median badge is 77.5%, Amazon's is 49% — and eight of Amazon's listings state no reference price at all, so they show no percentage. Both shelves read on 14 November 2026.

Flipkart's shelf is a cheap decorative-clock shelf. Four-fifths of it is under Rs. 300, it tops out at a Rs. 3,426 Titan, and every single listing states a reference price.

Amazon's is a branded shelf with a long tail. Titan appears six times, Amazon's own Solimo brand six times, and the ceiling is a Rs. 10,000 Seiko. It also runs thinner at the bottom.

Read Amazon's Rs. 89 floor with care. As the last table on this page shows, that listing is not a clock.

Ajanta is the one brand both shelves carry, and it is published completely differently on each. On Flipkart its three listings all state a reference price within a few rupees of the selling price — Rs. 199 against Rs. 210, Rs. 549 against Rs. 575 — so they badge 5%, 5% and 0%.

On Amazon, five of its six Ajanta listings state no reference price whatsoever, which is why they all show 0%. Not stating an MRP is as lawful as stating one; it simply means there is no percentage to compute.

These are not matched models. Flipkart lists Ajanta clocks by dial size, Amazon by model code and finish, and nothing here claims any Flipkart Ajanta listing is the same clock as any Amazon one. What the table shows is how the same brand's pricing is presented on two platforms.

The best-evidenced clock on either shelf is a Rs. 549 AJANTA with 189,256 ratings, and it badges 5%. The second, at Rs. 199 with 101,472, also badges 5%. The third, at Rs. 304 with 32,865, badges 0%.

Meanwhile the deep badges sit elsewhere. A matiz clock at Rs. 163 badges 82%, a DivineCrafts at Rs. 300 badges 84% — both well reviewed, both cheaper than the AJANTA 32 cm, and both computing their percentage from a reference price several times their selling price.

At the top of Flipkart's shelf the evidence runs out. The Rs. 3,426 Titan carries 40 ratings.

Amazon's Rs. 10,000 Seiko carries 14 ratings; its Rs. 2,749 peacock clock, badged 73% against a stated Rs. 9,999, carries 36. A Rs. 1,990 crystal clock badged 60% carries 20.

The best-evidenced listing with a stated reference price on Amazon is its own Solimo — Rs. 538, badged 51%, with 23,372 ratings.

The pattern holds on both platforms: the deepest badges and the highest prices sit on the listings with the least evidence behind them, and the clocks hundreds of thousands of people have actually bought barely discount at all.

Amazon's cheapest "wall clock" result is a four-pack of Duracell AAA batteries at Rs. 89, and a Rs. 270 result is a room thermometer. Their titles say so plainly and neither is mis-sold — batteries are a reasonable thing to surface next to clocks.

It does mean Amazon's quoted floor is not a clock price. Excluding those two, Amazon's cheapest actual clock in this read is the Rs. 175 Ajanta movement, and the shelf stays roughly twice Flipkart's at the median.

Flipkart's 58 listings contain no such results, which is worth knowing when a floor price is being compared across two platforms.

• Decide your budget first, then pick the platform. Under Rs. 300, Flipkart has 46 listings to Amazon's 11. Above Rs. 1,000, Amazon has the brands.
• Ignore the median badge gap. Flipkart's 77.5% against Amazon's 49% reflects what each shelf stocks and what each seller states as a reference price, not a price advantage.
• A 0% badge on Amazon usually means no reference price was stated, not that the clock is full price. Eight of its 47 listings are like that, including its most-reviewed one.
• Follow the rating counts. The AJANTA 32 cm on Flipkart carries 189,256 and badges 5%; the Rs. 10,000 Seiko on Amazon carries 14.
• Read Amazon's cheapest tiles in full. Its Rs. 89 result is a pack of batteries and a Rs. 270 result is a thermometer.
• Check the stated dial size before the photo. Flipkart prints it in the title (20 cm, 32 cm, 76.2 cm); a decorative clock that looks large in a styled photo may be 20 cm across.