  We introduce a set of clockwork models of flavor that can naturally explain
the large hierarchies of the Standard Model quark masses and mixing angles.
Since the clockwork only contains chains of new vector-like fermions without
any other dynamical fields, the flavor constraints allow for relatively light
new physics scale. For two benchmarks with gear masses just above 1 TeV,
allowed by flavor constraints, we discuss the collider searches and the
possible ways of reconstructing gear spectra at the LHC. We also examine the
similarities and differences with the other common solutions to the SM flavor
puzzle, i.e., with the Froggatt-Nielsen models, where we identify a new {\it
clockworked } version, and with the Randall-Sundrum models.
