Any unusual clock, especially a design that used neon, is wanted by collectors. The first neon sign was made in Paris in 1910. Neon did not come to the United States until 1923, when a Packard ...

Do you know the clock speed of the computer you’re reading this article on? Maybe Hackaday readers are more likely to reply “Yes!” to that question than the general public, but if there’s a takeaway ...

Why does someone who writes about luxury jewelry and watches attend an event like Art Basel Miami Beach? There are several reasons but one of them is to find items that are new, unusual and inspiring ...

Collectors want unusual clocks, especially those with designs that used neon. The first neon sign was made in Paris in 1910. Neon did not come to the United States until 1923, when a Packard ...

The expression of numbers is the main feature for the strangeness of this unusual clock and is made possible by using 7 LEDs. The expression of numbers is the main feature for the strangeness of this ...

We’re no strangers to unusual clocks here at Hackaday, and some of our favorites make time a little more tangible like [Kyle Rankin]’s knitting clock. Inspired by our coverage of [Siren Elise ...

The clock was made from a copper drum in Victorian times and had lost its shine An unusual clock that has been a well-known feature in a part of Inverness since before World War Two has been restored ...