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Qlocktwo – tell time in words

Wacker — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 11:02:55 +0000

Qlocktwo, another novelty funky clock that wouldn’t show you the numbers of time. Instead, the Qlocktwo displays the time in words.

The clock measure 17 inch square clock has an acrylic plated front on a wooden backing and comes in any one of six languages- English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, or French as well as your choice of six sharp looking colors.

With the price tag of $1,600, you probably want to buy other things rather than this funky clock.

Memo Clock

Wacker — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 09:00:54 +0000

I’m something of a scatterbrain, so I need to write notes to myself and other or else I easily forget things. The ‘Memo Clock’ designed by Korean designer Christine Won is perfect for a person like me. It looks nice and elegant made from a white ceramic body and red metal hands. It comes with a re-writable surface that is very convenient. So write your notes and erase them as much as you want.

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Novelty Ninja Clock

Wacker — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 11:41:21 +0000

People said Ninja can control time, I doubt that. But this ninja clock indeed control by flying kick ninja…

Magnetic Water Clock

Wacker — Wed, 06 May 2009 03:06:49 +0000

This clock is the coolest clock that I ever see! Designed by Kouichi Okamoto, the clock has a ceramic base. Just place a plate, glass, or anything that can hold water on top of the ceramic base, then let the balls float on the water surface they will poled by the magnet, thus it indicating the time. How to read it? Okay, the red ball shows the hours, and the white one the minutes.

Modern Frameless Wall Clock

Wacker — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 14:45:51 +0000

Adding more modern feel to your house with this Frameless Wall Clock. It just required only one AA size battery and weight approximately 500g only and sold at price of $38.00.

Ora (il)Legale clock – easy adjust daylight savings by tipping

Wacker — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 09:17:09 +0000

Designed by Denis Guidone from Nava, this Ora (il)Legale clock is Showing on the MIlan design week 2009 in April. The design of this clock is cool. It is not fully rounded shape, there are two flat bases on the bottom.

Okay, the design is on not something make it look cool, in fact the design is in a intention to adjust the daylight savings time. How? Just simply tilt its base to set it forward or back one hour, that simple.

The dimensions of Ora (il)Legale clock are 18 cm x 6 cm, and entirely made from wood. So far it’s not being sold anywhere and there aren’t any details on how much it will cost either. So just wait and see.