Lexon Around Clock

The Lexon Around Clock is an analog clock that is comprised of an aluminum colored cylinder that spins around in circles to tell you the time. The clock looks similar to a rolled up measuring tape and has no moving hands, the inner part where the numbers are displayed is what spins and is shown the time using a static red bar that hangs down the side of the cylinder. Designed by Anthony Dickens, a designer from the UK, the Around Clock is made from matt ABS, is powered by 1 AA battery which is included, measures 4.33 inches x 2.16 inches, and weighs 17.5 ounces. Check out more info at the designer’s website.

Into weird clocks? Be sure to check out these ones as well:

• The Komono one handed watch
• The year long clock
• The Picto wall clock
• The fish tank clock
• The scarf knitting clock

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