How many times per day do you check the office clock? We bet quite a few, which means it’s well worth investing in one that looks good.
We’ve found a dozen designs, ranging from rad retro classics to fab future collectibles.
Take five and have a look through our photo gallery of terrific timepieces. Let us know in the comments below which one you’d like to grace your workplace walls.
Available in black, red and silver, this contemporary clock rocks from side to side independent of the hands. It's a quirky twist on the traditional pendulum and is sure to be a talking point in the office.
Cost: $27
This timepiece marks the hours in rainbow-toned hues.
Cost: Approx $95
Many designs already contemporize the classic cuckoo clock, but this simple, egg-shaped option is one of our favorites.
Cost: Approx $390
An official Swiss Railways clock, the clockface is a recognizable 1940s design classic.
Cost: Approx $395
Despite its prim and proper appearance, this clock actually hides a secret -- the second hand "has a mind of its own," making for some unpredictable behavior.
Cost: $29.99
An recycled iBook, complete with an Apple mouse as the working pendulum, this clock is a fab option for Apple fans.
Cost: $69
Perfect for accounting department mathletes, each hour on this clever clock is marked by a math problem.
Cost: $26.99
Karlsson's flip calendar-clock is a fresh take on a classic design.
Cost: $203.84
We love this simple design that gives a mute clock a visual voice.
Cost: Approx $215
Reproduced by the Vitra Design Museum, the modernist "ball clock" will bring some mid-century chic to your 21st-century office.
Cost: $335
A blocky clock will add some 8-bit style to your workplace.
Cost: $24.99
As Dolly Parton would say, what a way to make a living. If you're doing the nine-to-five stretch, this amusing clock gives you something to count down to.
Cost: $130
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