Floating Dome Clock

Just place this seemingly soft and melting precision timepiece on the edge of your desk, bookshelf, or mantel and sit back and contemplate your own existence blending into the fluidity, not the rigidity, of time... or something.

This modern, minimalist clock / sculptural timekeeper tells the time by transforming a flat thermoelastic membrane into 3D numerals that look as if they were engraved right into the surface.

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 seemingly simple wooden cube has no display whatsoever until you make a sharp sound like snapping your fingers, clapping your hands, or knocking on the nightstand.

This alarm clock wakes you up by going after your senses of Sight with gradual ambient light, Sound with lively nature sounds and Smell with stimulating aromatherapy scents.

It may look like a solid block of wood, but it's really a clock.

This sleek mechanical flip clock combines the easy readability of a digital clock with the timeless charm of an analog clock as the time flips by visually.

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.

If you have an iPod or other MP3 player, you'll need to check out this cool alarm clock to go with it.

This minimalist cuckoo clock from Japan has a very simple and natural ash wood design with a traditional analog clock face on the front and an opening for the little cuckoo bird to emerge from every hour on the top. Instead of just blurting out a loud and irritating *Cuckoo* each hour, this one does so along with the soft and soothing sounds of a babbling brook

This steampunk-inspired grandfather clock keeps time like a normal clock, has a huge hourglass sand timer in the center, and has triple-chime harmonic movement.

This massive 60 inch diameter industrial wall clock is modeled after a late 19th Century European tower clock and is constructed from riveted sheet metal with heavy counterweighted iron hands.

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.

The world's first alarm clock to throw a full-scale raging temper tantrum if you don't awaken on time.

Rather than a gnomon casting a shadow on numerals like an analog clock, which no one seems to know how to read anymore, this modern sundial casts digital-like numerical shadows instead.

Heavy sleeper? If the Sonic Bomb Alarm Clock and Bed Shaker doesn't wake you up you probably died in your sleep. Not only does this alarm blast you with a 113 decibel alarm blast (a Power Saw is 110 dB and Pain begins at 125 dB) it also shakes your bed with a vibrating bed shaker attachment. Don't sleep through this alarm or you could wind up deaf and shaken.

Put time in perspective when you pull the stainless steel pin on this cool new Time Since Launch Clock and watch (and wait) as it counts up the days from a single moment... for up to 2,738 years.