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Romain Jerome watch made from bits of the Titanic

by Ally

If you’d like a limited edition one of a kind watch that will likely cost you a fortune, well then the designer Romain Jerome has one for you.  Actually they specialize in overly expensive watches, however, this one is uniquely expensive.  It’s actually made from rusty old parts pulled directly from the Titanic.  Which means these watches are by no means of a petite nature, they actually are a bit chunky.

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Silence Alarm Clock wakes you with a shake, not a buzz

by Mark R


In the past, I have covered scented alarm clocks that require no sound to wake people up, and I was very enamored by this sleek looking concept design that has a similar wake-up method.

As you can see, this Silence alarm clock comes with matching bracelets. Each one has a vibration maker, so that when it goes off, you don’t hear it, but you feel it. Apparently, this is enough to jar you awake.

The bracelets also have motion sensors. What you do is shake the bracelet to stop the buzz, and that acts like a snooze bar. If you want to keep “hitting” the snooze bar, then you really have to shake harder.

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Indiana Jones Pocket Watch

by Edwin

No idea on why this Indiana Jones Pocket Watch was released since it has never featured in any of Indy’s movies, but I guess when it comes to marketing muscle and merchandise, anything goes to snag that last dollar from you.

Embossed with the Indiana Jones logo on the front, these metal pocket watches really work. Push the button on the top and they pop open to display the time in analog format with a moving second hand. Attach them to your pocket with the included metal chain and clip. You get a random choice of one of three different styles.

This officially licensed Lucasfilm product will retail for $29.99 each. Just like Indy, it ought to make you have the perfect timing, always.

Matrix Cube Alarm Clock

by Edwin

Take a glance at the Matrix Cube Alarm Clock and chances are you’ll either hate it or love it, depending on your taste for all things retro. The hours, minutes and seconds are separated by their respective cubes, so make sure they’re all in order lest you wake up at 59:12 in the…wait a minute. 59:12 is no time! Must’ve had a wee bit too much to drink the night before, eh?

Connected by thin ribbon cables, each clock module can be stacked vertically, horizontally or in a pyramid, depending on your mood and the alignment of Jupiter and Saturn’s moons…Each cube is approximately 3.5″ square. 12 or 24 hour format available! Even includes a snooze button.

You can now bring home the Matrix Cube Alarm Clock for $34.99 from ThinkGeek.

Brando’s Anchor Clock with working gears

by Ally

This cute little clock would not only show your love for the sea, but your love for seeing the insides of machinery.  It features a design that keeps the gears out in the open for all to see.  It has ten to be specific and when the clock is on the gears will slowly move, instead of just sitting there and looking pretty.  Although I don’t think the chains dangling down move with the anchors.

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Wesco’s R2D2 Projector Alarm Clock

by Ally

Alright, no matter what anyone says, there is never too much Star Wars stuff, especially when it comes to R2D2 gadgets.  Well here is one more and for once it’s not some luxury item that you could never afford.  This one is a projector alarm clock, so hopefully you have a blank wall somewhere.  It’s be a bit difficult to read on a wallpapered wall or one cluttered with photographs and posters.  The site is fairly skimpy on the specs of this clock.  After all, it is just a clock, even if it is cooler than the rest purely because of R2.

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Bedol Eco-Friendly Clock

by Edwin

The Bedol Water-Powered Clock offers a new way to power your clock without resulting in even more waste to pollute the environment. It also prides itself in being the first device from the company to fall under the “Green” product line.

The Bedol Water-Powered Clock, with its stylish circular design and bright attractive colors, makes it a fun, versatile and environmentally friendly product for everyday use. A dash of salt in the water is all that’s needed for the clock to harvest energy and operate. A great feature for holiday gift ideas, this stylish desktop clock will please the eco-conscious and gadget-savvy person on everyone’s gift list.

Hopefully when it ships to the customer, it won’t come in a really large box with plenty of empty space inside.

Clock Delay: A Gadget Born For Blame

by AndrewD

It’s hard to lie your way out of being late with all of the clocks we have in our lives. Our cellphones, our watches, all of the novelty clocks we’ve collected over the years which litter our homes. Our bosses just don’t buy that excuse anymore. But here’s an idea. Ditch every other clock you have. The cellphone withdrawal will be hell, but if you need an excuse, we’ve got a gadget for you.

The Clock Delay is a time piece which looks like you need a physics degree to decipher. A set of three revolving wheels cycles around in a perpetual fashion which only time can create. But here’s the catch. Reading the time is as easy as looking at the center junction point where the circles meet.

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