  We consider the higher order clockwork theory of gravitational interactions,
whereby a number of gravitons are coupled together with TeV strength, but
nevertheless generate a Planck scale coupling to matter without the need for a
dilaton. It is shown that the framework naturally lends itself to a
five-dimensional geometry, and we find the 5D continuum version of such
deconstructed 4D gravitational clockwork models. Moreover, the clockwork
picture has matter coupled to particular gravitons, which in the 5D framework
looks like a braneworld model, with the Randall-Sundrum model being a special
case. More generally, the gravitational clockwork leads to a family of
scalar-tensor braneworld models, where the scalar is not a dilaton.
