Breaking the conservative loop, Locus swings its inimitable orbit by synchronizing the idea of time tell, walllamp and art decor. This Locus clock is using a simple hyperbola as the hour and minute orbit, two motion wheels are attached to the hyperbolic case and controlled by magnetic mechanism, as they swing along its locus, the instant time, is thus showed by the corresponding coordinate markedly.

The automatic lighting feature of the hyperbolic locus as well as the indexes in dark environment provides both decorative light effect and continuous time telling feature in any circumstance.

Designer : Stephen Mok

What time is it? Look up, you’ll know. Perhaps that’s the kind of conversation you’ll be having when you have Time Stretch clock. Designed by Scott Young, a Detroit-based designer, this unique clock that looks like a smoke detector will project the hands of clock around the entire room. Scott said that before the invention of the clock or other time telling devices, people used to read the time of day by watching the sunabove. Inspired by this tradition, Scott has designed an innovative timepiece to channel this tradition on a smaller scale. Time Stretch will also challenge the way we have now been taught to tell time.

Designer : Scott Young

This clock will also become a unique décor element in any living space through the strategically placed beams of light. It features futuristic and elegant design to offer a new way to both read and tell the time.