This unique timepiece features a dimensional spiral staircase with hands that continuously go up and down each hourly step as time goes by.
It may look like your oven or fridge has transformed into a massive combination lock safe, but it's actually just a clever magnetic mechanical kitchen timer.
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... More
Somewhere in between sundials and modern smartphone digital timekeeping, there were these strange analog mechanical clocks that flipped vinyl panels with numbers... More
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
Forget all the dreadful settings, buttons, control panels, switches, and other nonsense of typical clocks and smartphones and just flip over this one. It's beyond... More
A sleek and elongated grey sand-filled hourglass that gives you an extra hour of time to measure.
The perfect way not to lose track of time in your living room.
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... More
It may look like a simple blank aluminum cube, but when you snap your fingers or give it a tap on top, it illuminates the time, date, and temperature magically... More
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.
This analog wall clock not only keeps track of the time with normal hour and minute hands, it also has a hand that tracks the current day of the week as well.
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.
a retro-inspired analog flip clock that displays the current time in conversational English instead of numbers, like 7:45 is displayed as A Quarter to Eight.
In addition to mechanical repair duties, copiloting starships, projecting holograms, and causing endless trouble, astromech droids are also fairly adept at keeping... More
A wristwatch that counts down the time to your inevitable death, so you can be motivated to make every second count. :)
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
Have $35,000 to spend on a sculptural masterpiece of precision Swiss timekeeping inspired by a particularly famous science fiction space station?
This unique wall clock does away with the traditional numeric hour markings and shows the clock hands as markings for each hour instead.
Combines a paper towel holder with a handy integrated mechanical kitchen timer on top
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.
