Made by Jaeger LeCoultre and designed by Mark Newson, the Atmos 561 Clock is encased in a big block of crystal for good measure and is powered only by changes in temperature. A change in temperature of one degree Celsius can power the clock for two days. Its power source is a capsule that contains gas and ethyl chloride that reacts to the temperature change and expands against a spring in a chamber, which then converts its stored potential energy into clock power. [The Watchismo Times] More
Life size clocks are cool, but they almost always seem old fashioned. Not this one, thanks to UK designer Duncon Shutton this Digimech Clock combines mechanical and digital variables in the way it displays the digits of the clock. It’s a bit like watching the game Tetris how the digits change with each second, pretty kick ass. [Tuvie] More
Pascal Bardel has creatively designed the Gélule. It is a concept radio clock that shaped like a capsule. The clock features a backlit LCD display and an omni-directional speaker. A choice of several colors of cloth for the speaker is proposed, fitting with the color of the LCD display. You can also adjust the volume by rotation of the speaker. Watch the video to get more details. [Tuvie] More
Anthony Dickens comes back with the spanking new timepiece. The Around Clock is a cylinder watch with numbers and markings that rotates to show the time as identified by the red wire. Available in white or black, the watch is priced at 29 EURO at Singulier. [Product Page] More
Unlike ordinary clocks, this very fun looking clock “Roller Clock” uses chrome ball bearings to tell time. A central spindle counts the seconds and orders the balls to be released at the appropriate time. The bottom row is for hours and the top two are for minutes. The Clock is powered by four C batteries or a universal power cord. Available now for $40. [Opulentitems]
Here is the alarm clocks with built-in FM radio and MP3 playback that comes in a square form factor. The gadget features an SD/MMC memory card slot, a USB 2.0 port, and a 1GB of internal memory. Available only in white, the alarm clock retails for $45 each. [Gadget4all via iPod Blog]
Experience a different way in catching your time with this awesome clock. Designed by Christiaan Postma, the clock uses over 150 moving matchstick-like hands to spell out the hour. The picture above shows the change from 3:00 to 4:00. The best part is the words appear in the same positions they would on a normal clock. [ChristiaanPostma]
If you want a great DIY clock, then the clock concept from Bomi Kim. The objective is to supply the hour and minute hands. You can use just about anything that can fit through the holes. So leave it up to your imagination on what you choose for your minute and hour hands. [Yanko]
Unlike traditional alarms clock, this Progression Wake Up Clock uses a gradual increase in ambient light, stimulating aromas, and peaceful sounds from nature to awaken sleepers. 30 minutes before you’re supposed to wake up the light will gradually warm up. As it does, it’ll melt the aromatherapy beads inside, gently releasing pleasant odors into your room, waking you up naturally. [Dvice]
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The USB Moody Clock Hub offers four USB 2.0 ports and provides a built-in digital clock and a built-in colorful LED light which can decorate your desk. This USB hub retails for only $15. [Gadget4All] More
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