In 2007, architect Jason Linde reinterpreted the design of the everyday clock as we know it. Unlike typical clocks, these Wenge Series clocks feature a minute/second hand that remains stationary while the numbers move – a “backwards” method of telling time that actually works. There are two models available, one with only hour hands, and one with both hour and minute hands. The clock base is made from African Wenge wood veneer. Finally, a unique and interesting way to tell time and hang a cool-looking piece of art too.
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