Digital Age and Digital Times. Our sense of clocking time too has gone digital, so much that the word Analog looks like distant history. For some vintage feel though, you could fall back on an innovation in analog clocks that would give you some food for thought, rather, work your brain a little.

Between June and mid-August 2009, Clock Clock, a clock by Swedish Designers, known as `Humans since 1982’ is set to grab eye-balls at Rhösska Design Museum in Göteborg. What’s so different about it? It is an innovative time piece formed by combining as many as 24 analog clocks together.

As time moves, the analog hands in the 24 different clocks rotate automatically, to form a huge digital display of the correct time, in the form of letters created by the hands of the clocks. Else, you keep guessing time.

A sure shot exhibit and product that not just makes you stand back and watch it, but also gives you that feel of time so different from these days when you have discarded the watch and preferred to check time in your mobile phones or simply gotten used to relying on the wall clocks, the only common factor being that it is all digital.

Via: Coolbuzz