i'm obsessed with clocks. i'd have one on every wall if i had my way, but the price tags can be prescriptive, so thanks for this! i made a clock from a bicycle chainring when i was at uni, but maybe it's time to add something more (grown up?) to the collection?? hmmmm....

The link to the 3rd clock pictured (three-step modern clock at design sponge) isn't opening, and instead I get an error message that says "Problem Loading Page, Content Encoding Error" and that the page can't be loaded because it is using an "unsupported or invalid form of compression". Design sponge seems to be loading fine on its own.

Craftzine's link's to the same design sponge post about that clock are also giving me the same error message, however they also linked to the authors blog (in Spanish). Here is his posting (in Spanish) about the clock: http://www.specadoc.com/2012/07/mi-nuevo-reloj.html

crikey, digital detective?? ;0)

Can someone please explain to me how to read Clocks like #3 as I have found so many designs that I enjoy BUT bugger if I knew how to read them! I did ask my Fiance but he is the worst at explaining things.

@DANGAB33, i'm not sure if this answers your question. unless the clock has been hung wonky, it should read just like any other clock. so the one in the picture says about 10 past 3. just ignore the white pattern behind and pretend like the numbers are in their normal places.