Sunday, February 25, 2018

The Many Ways to Visualize "Tic-Toc"


Hans Hilfiker's Swiss Railway Clock

Railway engineer Hans Hilfiker's 1940s classic designed for the Swiss Railway Stations it has become the train station standard with over 3000 clocks in Europe keeping precision time for the trains to follow. The straightforward black and white face with a red second hand is easy to read from a distance.
The rest of these designer clocks have their own stories, like the mid-century lolly pop design for Herman Miller designed by George Nelson or Kikkerland's Sprocket Clock designed by Milton Glaser.
Stroll through our designer's showcase of wall clocks.

George Nelson's Lolly Pop Clock



Milton Glaser's Sprocket Clock


Ahlberg Round Clock

Alessi Blow Up Wall Clock




Walter Wayle Ii Wall Clock, Aleesi 05 G



London Art District Clock


 AVT 311 project 2

Chevron Clock, Yellow



Colorblindness Clock


Herman Miller's Eye Clock


Duplicated Clock



Time Teacher


History of Art Wall Clock


Vitra Sunburst Clock by George Nelson


Kikkerland Blue: Milton Glaser


Minimalist Clock by Air Frame



Groomed and Trimmed


Numbers in Blue


Enamel/Metal Outdoor Clock


Summer Tube, Orange


LED Gobo Light / Wall Projection Clock


Revolving Dial



Target, Blue



Tall Case Clock Face



The Dingbat Clock



Timesphere Clock (Magnetic Dot)


Whiteout Grey Circle



Word Clock  


 De Stijl Clock



Retirement Clock

The Tic-Toc of a Grandfather Clock (video - just for relaxing)

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