Iap Finger Clock

Some clocks tell the time. The Finger Clock points it out. Twelve sculpted fingers reach out from a bright red disc, each one finished with a soft pink tip like a fresh manicure, and slim pale hands sweep between them to do the actual timekeeping. Because the fingers stand proud of the face, the whole piece changes with the light. Morning sun rakes long shadows across the wall, evening lamps soften them again, and from every angle the clock reads as a little piece of sculpture that happens to be useful. Under the fun exterior sits deliberately sensible engineering: the clock is designed around a standard quartz clock movement, the same reliable, easily replaced mechanism found in ordinary wall clocks. The body is 3D printed in PLA+, so it is sturdy, crisp in its detail and light enough to hang without fuss. Each Finger Clock is printed to order in Australia, usually ready within a couple of days. The red and pink combination is the signature look, but if your walls call for something different, ask us about other colourways from moody black to gallery white.