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2010-12-14

A clock that unfolds like a sail.


A clock that unfolds like a sail. Many people are skeptical about clocks and watches can sell heavily into art, for example, even hiding behind a velvet rope. The latest creation of Israeli designer Studio Ve fall into this category. The watch looks like a colorful fan lopsided Chinese hands. The short side is the hour hand, the long side of the minute hand, and both revolve around an axis as time marches, allowing the fan to compress and expand as a sort of psychedelic accordion. Very nice. Delicate as origami paper, even though it is actually made of ultra-durable Tyvek, printed - the same material used on the track wall and envelopes USPS, then it will not break. will help to keep appointments is another matter. The designers were kind enough to throw points on the face, bordering the clock for four quarters. But if you need to know the difference between say 2:17 and 02:18 and maybe even 1:00 and 2:00, you'd better buy a cheapy digital clock and leave this hanging over his mantle.


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