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Daily Life Clock is a Wall-Mounted Parable
Instead of traditional hands and numbers, this clock from BGM project tells time in images and ages. A grandmother, grandchild, and dog circumnavigate its globe, representing the hour, minute, and second hand, respectively. Aesop couldn't have designed it better. More »Poetry Clock Called '6 Is For Blossom' Is Only For The Most Lyrical Amongst Us
Inspired by the poetry of Herman Hesse, this clock tells the time by lighting up various words. By the time you work out what the time is of course, it's probably moved on another 10 minutes. More »This Naughty Online Clock Has a Girl for Every Minute (NSFW)
There are 1440 minutes in the day and the AV-Tokei online clock has cute gals in various states of undress holding up a sign with the current time for every single one of those minutes. Yes, it's a lovely time-waster. More »Iron Samurai Watch for the Budget Conscious and Style Averse
The Iron Samurai watch, a spectacularly ugly bracelet-style watch made from "Samurai sword carbonized steel folded 1000x over," is available from Chinavision for a questionable $15. It also comes with one of the weirdest/funniest product descriptions I've ever seen. More »Pay No Attention to the Creepy Man Behind the Clock Face
This clock, spotted at Design Miami, features an LCD face playing a 12-hour loop of a man erasing and redrawing the time every minute. Well, that, or some poor soul needs food and water ASAP. [Thanks Buster!]This Wall Clock Shows How Mario Has Aged
This neat wall clock shows how video game favorite, Mario, has changed over time. Granted the entire thing's technically a bit reversed unless Mario has a Benjamin Button sort of issue. More »Beautiful Boule Crystal Spiral Clock is an Orb of Extravagance
231 intricate parts go into the design of this 2.2-pound ball of crystal excess. The spiral is fashioned from white gold and 25 jewels. It can be yours from Hermés Paris for just $560,000. Ahh, crap. [Hermès via SlashGear]I Wouldn't Mind Looking at the Milky Way Alarm Clock in the Morning
So pretty, it almost looks like you could wear it. Actually, I can really see the Milky Way clock working as a watch—especially since everyone hates alarm clocks. Alas, it is only a concept. More »Vase Clock Is Designed To Break When The Right Moment Comes
When Georgios Maridakis' product breaks it's actually an intentional feature. His Clock Vase indicates time with a little hammer that knocks against the porcelain. And at the right stroke, it shatters. More »Tick Tock, Back An Hour Goes The Clock
I completely forgot that I get an extra hour of that precious, precious thing called sleep tonight. Since I'm probably not the only forgetful Lucy around, here's a reminder to set your clocks back and snooze a bit longer. More »Mr. Wake Robot Alarm Clock Is An Untouchable Morning Menace
What if Clocky the alarm clock didn't just run away from you in the morning? What if he could sense your presence and evade capture with an IR sensor? That's the annoying idea behind Mr. Wake. More »Learn How To Tell Time and Waste Money With a Manual Digital Clock
According to the manufacturers of the Digits Clock, kids don't need to learn how to tell time the old fashioned way. Instead, parents should spend over $100 on a board that requires kids to manually construct the time every minute. More »This Might Be the Most Ingenious Bedside Clock Ever
There are two things I don't like when I wake up in the morning—looking across the room at the alarm clock on my desk, and sitting up to make sense of it. This timepiece acknowledges both issues. More »How to Make Your Own Word Clock
The Qlocktwo word clock is impressive, but theoretical; as what normal person has $1500 to pay for a clock? Now you can make your own. More »Don't You Dare Call the Inside of Grand Central Station's Clock Steampunk
The New York Times sent a photographer inside Grand Central Station's biggest clock, on the building's iconic facade. He emerged with an amazing spherical panorama that may as well have been taken in 1928. More »Crazy Hard Drive Clock Was Probably Built by Nerd Ravers
Hard drive clock, sure sure, we've seen that before. But watch the video—this thing is just about the gaudiest clock I've ever seen. It's got dancing neon colors, rapidly flickering lights and tosses in some creepy artwork too. More »Clock Celebrates Your Excessive Energy Use on the Hour
While the Energy Aware Clock ticks away the hours of your day, it's also graphing your power usage patterns in electric blue. More »Concrete Nixie Clock Tells Time, Requires a Sturdy Table
Nixie clocks are pretty awesome. Nixie clocks in a concrete housing? Naturally a lot more awesome. It's a prototype for now, sadly, so you can't buy one. Yet. [Nixie Concrete via Like Cool]DIY Russian Vacuum Fluorescent Tube Clock Kit
This vacuum fluorescent display clock would look awesome on your desk wouldn't it? The good news is that making one yourself is a little easier with the kit from ladyada. More »Progress Bar Clock Concept Transcends Nerdiness by Being Actually Useful
This progress bar-inspired clock design from Mintpass actually includes a great idea: Clip up to 24 rewritable tabs onto the clock to mark appointments. It's a neat visual organizer on a clock that might otherwise be too gimmicky. More »Qlocktwo Really Spells the Time Out for You
At first glance, we thought the Qlocktwo was some intentionally confusing, Tokyoflash-like time puzzle. Then we learned that those symbols are called letters. And letters, following long-standing social constructs, form words. More »