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Your Clock

.. does not dictate time.

.. lets you take your own time.

.. holds in for a moment.

.. keeps time waiting for you.

Limited 24 pieces edition (plus 3 prototypes).

Material: modifed flipclock parts, microcontrollor, stepper motor

Your Clock stands still. It is a device that holds time until you are ready to pull the trigger and allow it to pass. The concept arose from the idea of human efficiency verses inefficiency and the effect that clocks have in our daily lives.
Products are mostly designed to increase convenience in our daily lives and to optimize our time schedule. Only people in a hurry are seen as productive protagonists of our society. We are told that our daily activities become easier and more efficient. But where does all this saved time end up? According to the amount of gadgets, devices and smart objects that are increasingly surrounding us, our lives shouldn’t be that complicated as they are perceived now.
By having more control over the chronometer itself, it gives the user an excuse to be inefficient, allowing them to stop focusing on the passage of time and enjoy hovering in timelessness. When ready, pulling the cord causes the numbers to flip until they are updated.





Only after you have pulled the cord, Your Clock will update its display to current time. Elapsed time gets indicated through the sound of the flipping plates. You decide when time passes by.

top left: first modell in exhibition (London 2007);
left: modified clock prototype
right: working modell




related release: Your Clock Modification #1 (prototype)