The Tectonic Clock earns its namesake from the moving keys which it uses in place of hands. Each passing hour and minute is represented by a shift in the surface. Free of frill, this minimalistic timepiece offers an entirely new twist in telling the time that can be both seen and felt!
Designer: Andreas Vang
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