OClock is a stylish, minimal wall clock that inverts our perception of traditional time telling. Instead of the traditional moving hands, the design features a single static hand with a small gear that rotates a large numbered circle. The large cog has 60 grooves, one for each minute. Easily mounted on any wall, its subtle industrial aesthetic and different functionality make it a curious addition to modern interiors.
Designer: Mike Simonelli
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This is awesome! Can I buy one and how much!?
i wanna buy one. can you give me a buying access available for people in China?
i wanna buy one. can you give me a buying access available for people in China? email me.
Wish this was available for purchase! It is so cool!