The 5-to-9 clock is another odd timepiece, something that seems to have been curiously modified as it portrays part of a familiar clock face. The actual intent is to remind people that they have a few hours of rest before they have to report for work, assuming of course they are holding the regular 9 to 5 jobs.

While the intent may be great and artistic as claimed, the clock seems to be a waste of time. But if you are the cooky type of an individual, well here is one “artsy” clock you can have in your room.

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The Boston Acoustics Solo II alarm clock is another clock radio that comes with high performance 3.5” full range speakers. The speakers come with BassTrac audio processing which should render some spunky sound quality output.

The Solo II boasts of 20 AM/FM station presets and also has provisions for iPod connectivity. To connect your iPod you’ve also got an auxiliary input that can also support other media players. Since the clock face rotates you can place it horizontally or vertically on your desk.

The Boston Acoustics Solo II Clock Alarm retails for $124, hefty but pretty much a good investment for listening and waking you up in the mornings.

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The Racing Station Wheel Alarm Clock may seem like a familiar site, but as one of four wheels that we see in vehicles. But taking that concept and using it as a clock design is something that will surely be catchy to the eye of people who are crazy about cars and want to put that idea in their room.

This is a quartz clock with rubber tires. It measure 6″H. The clock face has 5 spoke wheel & brake disk and caliper. Hour/Minute hands are a wrench & a screw driver.

Price: $10.99

(Source) Amazon

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