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Whoa, check out the new mantel clock by Cédric Ragot and Innermost.

The hands have a beautiful sweep rather than the usual tick. Mantel Dome is a modern rendition of the venerable carriage clock. The futuristic zinc die cast construction topped by a blown glass dome is the first product of a collaboration between Cé dric Ragot, of creative trio “designedbyitem”, and Innermost. It is being launched in black or white powder coat Materials: Zinc Die Cast Clock with mouth blown glass cover

Finishes: Black or White powder coat
Size: 15cm diameter x 21.5cm high
Seiko Mechanism

$210.00, Buy it here.

Whoa. A big clock for a big price.

A giant clock (4 feet in diameter) with a retro-projector light. Optional wall support also available.

Designer: Anthony Duffeleer
Dimensions: 45″ dia., 38.5″D.

$4,229.00, Buy it here.

Pushed for time in the mornings? This mirror lets you keep an eye on things – simply flip it to view either the clock or a plain mirror. Takes one AA baterry (not included)

6.5″ dia. x 14″h

$95.00, Buy it here.

The numbers of this clock rotate clockwise behind the static red arm to keep the time…seems like a perfectly sized clock for a desktop.

“designed by anthony dickens for lexon, the around clock is analog and uses a 1 x AA battery (included).”

Available in white or black.
4.3″ dia. x 2″ h

“The Hourglass Clock is a clock like no other. Designed by David Dear, this modern clock displays the time as the top and bottom rotate independantly of each other. The passing seconds are displayed by the spinning circle on the top surface of the clock. This clock is 6.5″ high by 4.75″ in diameter and operates on one AA battery (not included).”

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This is perhaps one of the more ingenious designs of time-telling, allowing for (or reminding us to have) some flexibility in our schedules.

Poetry in motion, this innovative clock reveals the passing of time by rolling around your desk and telling time in one long continuous sentence.Designed in reaction to our stressed lives, where we tend to plan our daily activities to the minute, this clock simply tells you ‘It’s about six o’clock’ or ‘it’s almost seven now’.

Operates on AA batteries.
Anodized Aluminum
9″ dia, 3.5″D

$179.00

A nice new take on the original.

Available in a large size that is 21″ high, 14″ wide and 5″ deep, or a smaller model that is 14″ high, 10″ wide and 3″ deep.

Another witty piece from the delightful Maxim Velcovsky.

Beware, it comes with a UK plug.

The verbarius clock gives you the time in your chosen language written in different ‘verbal’ forms everytime you ask it. it’s either forty-five minutes past four, or fifteen minutes to five, or four forty-five, or a quarter to five.

This clock is made of a nice walnut and is really simply a nice piece. I especially like the placement of the clock mechanism. We take these things for granted, but some people just really know how to execute scale and proportion really well. And that is the Furni guys in a nutshell.

Not to mention, if you were to buy one of these clocks, I would honestly say that you were buying a clock from the absolute nicest guys.

Such a nice way to display the time…with veneered beech construction and a vintage red LED display, this digital desk clock tells the time with style. Arrives complete with wall transformer.

12″ x 6″ x 3″

While this clock is on a slight backorder, I do believe it will be worth the wait. And, honestly, the price really isn’t all that bad either.

“A stunning interpretation of the traditional carriage clock, the Ghost Clock features ornate white etching and Roman numerals on the glass front, an intricate, visible chrome mechanism, and a reflective mirror backing. Its ample size makes it a prominent addition to a mantle or furnishing. Simple assembly required. Takes one AA battery (not included).”

Size: 14.75h x 10w x 3.25″d

For a small chunk of change, you too can own a Nelson clock (think of it!).

So smart. Each side denotes the 12 o’clock mark for the city listed. Now it’s possible for you to know everything all the time.

This inconspicuous little tag from Vessel affixes to your sleeve when you don’t feel like wearing a watch.