4th Dimension Concrete Clock

Have $35,000 to spend on a sculptural masterpiece of precision Swiss timekeeping inspired by a particularly famous science fiction space station?

A unique bedside charging dock for the Apple Watch that transforms it into a magnified alarm clock that looks a bit like a large water drop.

Constructed using intricate 3D printing technologies, this modern sundial's gnomon (the shadow caster) is mathematically designed to only let the sunshine through at just the right time and angle to display the time using easy to read sunlit digits.

The Furni Gator SE - Wooden Alarm Clock is an alarm clock without all the usual bells & whistles. It's just a simple alarm clock made from beech wood with a bright red LED readout. Finally, an alarm clock design that blends in nicely with the décor, instead of the usual music-phone-supercomputer-glowing-plastic monstrosity that happens to have a clock. I love this alarm clock, simple, wooden, stylish and very cool.

A clock with an easy-to-read, paper-like e-ink display that tells the time through a matching classic literary quote for every single minute of the day.

There are truly some weird watches out there and the Rotating Earth Watch is one of them. This watch, in addition to telling time, has a little rotating planet Earth that floats in the middle and makes a full rotation once every 24 hours. The frame around the planet is made of Titanium, the crystal is super tough Hardlex and it's powered by a 10 year Lithium battery. $499.99 makes this a non-buy for me, but it is kinda cool.

This rustic wall clock is surrounded by a hand-forged metal cage that holds and preserves hundreds of memorable wine corks and has a working clock face in the center.

Gently wakes sleepers or lulls them to sleep by simulating a sunrise or sunset using an existing bedside lamp.

A gigantic handmade prop replica of the original completed Death Star from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope that spans nearly 20 inches in diameter.

This strange and unusual black and white striped curvy lamp is inspired by Betelgeuse's suit and the sandworms from the the movie, Beetlejuice.

As computer, video and virtual worlds collide, artist Alan Dickinson has chosen to make his own commentary on the technology of modern life!

A double-take-inducing sculptural coat rack that looks like six giant burnt matchsticks recently consumed by flames.

A stunning paper mache table lamp handcrafted from recycled paper and glue to form a highly detailed illuminated mushroom.

This possibly life-sized Grey alien looks just like a real one that has been pulled from the wreckage of a crashed flying saucer and is now on an autopsy slab.

These double-take inducing, wall-mounted sculptures create the illusion that tiny figures are either rock climbing up your walls or repelling down with leather ropes.

Enjoy the beauty of the ocean depths without damaging the undersea ecosystem with this console table that looks like a cross section of an oceanic coral reef.