A stunning gravity-powered mechanical hourglass from Japan that allows you to see, hear, and even feel the passage of time... 5 minutes at a time.
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.
Falling grains of sand just make a pile of sand, but the falling magnetic iron filings in this hourglass pile into ever-changing artistic patterns.
This unique tea set includes an airtight ceramic jar for storing loose-leaf tea, two glass tea cups with silicone sleeves, and a rainfall-effect tea infuser... More
This is the world's first adjustable time hourglass that can be set to 5 minutes, 15 minutes, or 25 minutes (no hour!?) and has a built-in quick reset button... More
Drops millions of ultra tiny 0.3 mm steel nanoballs through the tiny central opening in the hand-blown borosilicate glass hourglass.
A sleek and elongated grey sand-filled hourglass that gives you an extra hour of time to measure.
A handy tea infuser with a built-in rotatable hourglass timer that stays in place with magnets.
Filled with specially formulated soapy water inside a hand-blown glass hourglass shape, this mesmerizing bubble watch is designed to waste time as the bubbles... More
The sand in an hourglass may help you judge the passage of time, but it won't sweeten your coffee.
I think I want one of these cool new hour glasses on my desk here at Headquarters to add a bit of motivational pressure to getting things done faster... and... More
The Hour-By-Hour Glass is how time was handled old school. I would love to have a sleek hour glass like this on my desk here at Green Head HQ. Nothing would... More
