George Nelson did it. M&Co did it. Jacobsen did it. After that I can't think of many people who have successfully tackled making a clock interesting.

I like it. I don't have a single place in my house to put it, and I couldn't see it without my glasses, but I still like it.

I like it a lot. Very cool.

Zzzzzz...

Time for a pop clock.

I like the clock. I DON'T like the price.

That would look great against the apple green wall in our office. Hubby loves big funky clocks.

something between an eh and a yawn. if you like this sort of thing, it's the sort of the thing you like.

I love the numbers, but man...are those hands clunky....a slimmer movement would make me like that WAY better....

I'm with fontessa..squint...squint again..oh Christ..didn't put in my contacts yet...

I like it as a decorative element...not so much for telling time. When is it 4 o'clock? I actually think I like it better than the $100 matchstick clock I got from Crate & Barrel (outlet store...$25)...it would certainly pop on my dark walls.

I think it's pretty but as an elementary school teacher I find it hard to fall in love with such a hard to read time piece -- it's hard enough to teach people (young and old) how to read a traditional clock!