The Analog Spiral Clocks are indeed something unique, making use of balls over the usual clock hands as its main design. The clock spins and moves the ball around through a spiral designed circle. Every twelve hours the ball disappears in a hole at the center.

The design and concept is great but for $545, I would rather settle for a traditional clock. Besides, it looks like it can hypnotize you without knowing what to do next!

(Source) Slippery Brick

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Here is different kind of a clock you may want in your home or room. Called the Hermes 8 Day Spiral Boule Clock, this classy looking timepiece should be a great gadget to add to your collection of modern gadgets. You can wind it by twisting the two halves, while a single button on the base switches it into time-setting mode.

Appealing as it looks, don’t get your hopes up of getting one of these. Despite it being roughly the size of a cricket ball, then, we’d recommend you not actually hit it with a bat. While they may be easily available, the price to get one is simply too much. Unless you are crazy enough to shell out $560,000, I rest my case!

(Source) Slashgear

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