About Face Clock
September 21st, 2012
Walnut clock
July 30th, 2012

This beautiful walnut clock is made from a solid piece of Walnut which is then fitted with a solid American Made mechanism and brass accents. The three brass “O”s live in the three position. This clock wants to be in your living room, whether your style is vintage modern, mid-century, or soho chic.
Via: Customatic
What time is it now?
April 17th, 2012
Now:

Qlocktwo
April 11th, 2012

features a uniform grid of 110 letters, which it uses to display phrases like “It is half past nine” whenever you press the side-mounted stainless steel button. Other features include a square brushed stainless steel casing in natural or black, the ability to show the calendar day or seconds — with two and three presses of the single button, respectively — and a rubber or leather strap.
Monthly Knuckles – Use your knuckles to remember each month’s days
March 28th, 2012
Video: How To Use Your Knuckles To Remember the Number Of Days in Each Month
If you don’t have a calendar on hand, here’s an easy way to figure out which months have 31 days and which have 30:
- Count the months on your knuckles and the grooves between your knuckles. Leave out your thumb knuckle.
- Every month that lands on a knuckle is 31 days, every month that lands on a groove between knuckles is 30 days (or 28 for February).
Starting with your forefinger’s knuckle:
1st knuckle: Jan (31 days)
Groove: Feb (28 or 30 days)
2nd knuckle: March (31 days)
Groove: April (30 days)
3rd Knuckle: May (31 days)
Groove: June (30 days)
4th Knuckle: July (31 days)
Returning to first knuckle (the forefinger, remember–skip the thumb knuckle)
1st Knuckle: August (31 days)
Groove: September (30 days)
2nd Knuckle: October (31 days)
Groove: November (30 days)
3rd Knuckle: December (31 days)
Instead of moving right to left by starting with your forefinger, you could also start with your pinkie’s knuckle and move left to right. Still works out the same.
Linear Calendar
March 28th, 2012
Very clever calendar! Saw this on Reddit.

Thirty days hath September,
April, June, and November;
All the rest have thirty-one,
Save February alone, with twenty-eight days clear,
And twenty-nine in each leap year.
What is a Leap Year?
February 28th, 2012
This video answers the question: What is a leap year?
Simple gear clock
January 5th, 2012
Check out this simple gear clock. Made from bicycle parts. Too bad it is so expensive.

Math Quiz Clock
July 17th, 2011
Check out this awesome math quiz clock, I just love the design and idea. They have several designs, and they’re only $28. MATH pop QUIZ Clock

The Colour Clock
February 25th, 2011
Represents time as a hexadecimal colour value. From our friends across the pond.
And here’s a whole discussion about how it could have been built in HTML5.
Office Clock
February 8th, 2011
Crazy cool clock to bring to meetings to show everybody how much time and money they are wasting (potentially) by being in that meeting.
I’d wager that meetings ARE necessary to get business done. Not all of them are critical. In my honest opinion, I feel like most of the ones I partake in are needed, and worth the time.
Nooka Watches
October 20th, 2010
Just had lunch with Sunny Thaper and noticed he had a cool looking watch. Turns out it’s a Nooka watch. He has the one pictured below (only in white). They do some neat stuff with visualizations of time… as you can see in this picture. Each row represents 30 minutes of the day.
Multi Sand Timer
December 29th, 2009
My friend Greg just sent me this cool hourglass timer set, for only $9.95 you get three timers which all run at different intervals.
Grandfather Grandfather Clock
December 11th, 2009
Brian Shaler pointed me to this sweet video which he dubbed the Grandfather Grandfather Clock.
Here’s how Brian describes it: “You put your grandfather IN the grandfather clock!”
Scroll Bar Clock
November 18th, 2009
A web based clock made from scroll bars.
Bike Wheel Clock
November 3rd, 2009

This clock is made from a bicycle wheel. Very clever idea, and nice execution! It was sold on Etsy and was a one-of-a-kind. Fortunately, the designer has other clocks available.
Cool clock!
October 27th, 2009

A sweet looking clock that displays the current day and time in written form.
Lexon Around Clock
March 25th, 2009
This clock looks really cool! It’s a cylinder that simply rotates and the position of the red line (which doesn’t move) indicates the current time. Brilliantly simple. I really want one.

You can buy the Lexon Around Clock online.
Big Thrill Clock
March 10th, 2009
For the low, low price of $159 you can have this retro inspired clock which has a rotating board for each hour and minute of the day. How cool is that. Buy it here.
Clock for identity designers
December 16th, 2008
While perusing the new Undrln web site (think of it as Digg for designers), I came across this sweet concept clock designed by a student. It’s called the Clock for Identity Designers, and appropriately so! It’s a clock with logos. Here are a few photos I grabbed, but check out the post for more.








