Sonic Bomb Alarm Clock and Bed Shaker

Can't wake up in the mornings? Kids won't either? The Fire Bell Alarm Clock ought to do the trick. It's a FIRE BELL!

This unique timepiece features a dimensional spiral staircase with hands that continuously go up and down each hourly step as time goes by.

Unique watch with a seriously cool concrete spiral staircase-like relief face encased under a sapphire glass lens all strapped down to your wrist with leather.

This cool new Cork Catcher Wall Clock not only keeps track of the hours and minutes of the day, it also collects the vintage year and memories of each and every wine cork that is dropped in after a bottle is opened and enjoyed with friends and family.

This space age wall clock depicts a metal moon shaped body with normal hour and minute hands and an orbiting rocket ship seconds hand that competes a full orbit every 60 seconds.

A minimalist alarm clock that looks like small slab of wood at first glance, but once you snap your fingers, clap your hands, or tap on the table it turns on to reveal the time, temperature, or date in blue digits that magically show through the wooden face.

I can have alarms going off beeping and flashing all around me and I'll sleep right through it, but an alarm clock that flies up into the air and buzzes around like an annoying mosquito is an idea that just might work.

Unlike most projection clocks that simply flash the time in digital numbers on your wall, this one displays an old-school analog working clock face with crisp Roman numerals, as large as you want.

This unique wall clock does away with the traditional numeric hour markings and shows the clock hands as markings for each hour instead.

This unusual analog clock doesn't use traditional spinning hands, classic flipping numerals, or digital digits to tell the time, it uses easy to comprehend flipping words instead.

More or less simulates the sun right in your very own bedroom each morning to naturally awaken you from a peaceful slumber.

A high tech, anti-technology solution to simple bedside timekeeping and end of sleep cycle human waking that basically looks like a rustic solid block of decorative timber.

Quit wondering and worrying about what the different hands spinning around the clock face mean on a traditional analog wall clock and understand instantly in a simpler, more minimalist way with a wall clock that displays the time digitally with a simple clap of your hands.

Instead of hour and minute hands, this mechanical wall clock simply points to the time printed in numerals on a constantly revolving industrial gear instead.

The Flying Alarm Clock is quite possibly the most annoying and frustrating alarm ever created. When the alarm sounds, it launches a spinning rotor 9 feet up into the air. The alarm will not turn off until you wake up, get out of bed, fetch the lost rotor, which could have landed anywhere in the dark, and return it to the clock base. By forcing you to think about finding that missing rotor and making you stumble around the bedroom, you have a much better chance of actually staying awake.

This simple clock is as about as minimalist as you can get.

This giant wooden plank calendar can either keep track of each new day in October or work backwards in reverse to show how many days are left until Halloween.