The most unusual of clocks, one rotation of the Life Clock is equivalent roughly to an entire lifetime and each number represents age. It is a regular clock mechanism which is electronically slowed down to match the life length of (presumably European) women.
I think I’ll stick with a regular clock at home, thank you.
Mr Jones makes great looking timepieces that are designed to ‘provoke reflection about the watch and it’s cultural functions’. If you are in the market for a super precise time telling watch that looks great, I believe you’re out of luck with these limited edition watches.
No batteries needed! Just add water and some salt and it works! You just have to keep adding some salt every couple of days, but this is one clock that works without any electricity at all.
If I had an inclination towards oversized, retro watches, I’d be very keen on the Nixon Rotolog series. They also come in a bunch of other colour combinations but the blue/yellow colour combination is really testing my aversion to oversized watches.
Update: Seems the blue/yellow one is out of stock, so that may have saved me an impulse buy.
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