Here’s a giant digital wall clock that will let you substitute an LCD TV.

The Big Time Digital Wall Clock is probably one of the more futuristic and striking looking clocks available. Being 100 x 50cms in size you will soon notice the time and probably take a second look as this would not look out of place on the wall next to the big screen in NASA.

Made from lightweight materials, flat and flexible is is easy to hang in your office or bedroom. You can even choose the colour to match the colour scheme of your room.

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This is definitely not the clock to look at if you have a headache; in fact this style of clock is probably likely to give you a headache even if you feel fine.

The clock has some serious styling and would look great almost anywhere, and of course you do not really need to look at the numbers to tell the time, as you can do that from looking at the hands.

Priced at $177

Source [Techna Bob]

Now at last a watch that is really useful, because not only does it tell the time, it will also detect wi-fi signals but not just any old wi-fi signals the best kind, which are the free ones!

It will give the signal strength on a scale from one to eight, the direction to the strongest signal etc, and it will let you know what the time is too.

Features:

Alarm (daily and single)
Countdown timer
EL backlight
World time zone mode
Calendar (month, day, year)
Lithium battery included

Priced at around $30.

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Whatever you think of clocks, most people need to them from time to time as they are essential to out everyday lives, so why not have one that is really cool like the gear clock from Chinavision.

This can be used to teach youngsters to tell the time or show them how a conventional clock works, it a great piece of engineering workmanship, with coloured gears that do the work of the clock, and it is powered by two D type batteries.

Priced at around $40

Source [Gadgettastic]

Now you just cannot go wrong with a clock of this size can you?

No matter where this timepiece is placed you would be able to see it, but going on the size of it, I am a little worried as to what the alarm would be like, would it be loud?

No price as this is a museum display.

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With yet another inspired watch that looks as if the Cylons would be giving this one away! The watch has a sci fi type look to it and would look good on anyone’s wrist.

There are 26 mutli coloured LED’s that give the give, if you can work out what the time is then this is the watch for you, choose either black or silver and you the fanciest watch around. The design is on the 12-5-9 principal which gives you a clue of the time and how to use this watch.

The price of the twelve 5-9 Q.

Source [New Launches]

This is going to get a few people in a lot of trouble, imagine sending this through the mail or taking home by plane or any other public transport, this would be bad news fro someone.

There is a bit joke value in there somewhere, but I cannot imagine why anyone would even want to take the risk of being caught with something like, especially in this day and age. But for anyone who would to have one these “Time Bombs” sitting in their window, then it you could just say that it is your new clock!

Source [Trends Now]

This clock is both modern and retro if that is at all possible!

Telling the time is a skill that needs to be mastered, but could be better when you have some people round and they ask what the time is. This arty type clock will confuse and humiliate them into submission.

Get yours for only $19.99

Source [Bits and Pieces]

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Wow, Japan has some awesome technologies but this one is really really really cool…

John from The Hacker’s Bench has put together a selection of crazy clocks, this water clock that is located in Kanazawa Station is my favorite. It uses jets of water to either display the time or messages. If you know where we can find some more details of the build I would love to hear from you. Make sure you watch the last 5 seconds of the video to see it close-up.

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