Customisable Multi Time Zone Analogue Clocks

Posted by Andrew Tingle on July 25th 2007 | 10 Responses

Customisable Multi Time Zone Analogue Clocks V3

If, like me, you have friends and family living abroad then it can sometimes prove a little confusing to keep up with all of their separate time zones.

Theses customisable analogue clocks, which come in a number of variations, will help you keep a track on of the current time in a number of user definable time zones either with silhouetted landmarks representing a number of cities or a series of attachable tags that can be customised to tailor to your requirements.

Customisable Multi Time Zone Analogue Clocks 2 V3

Never again will you call someone for an off the cuff chat only to find that you’ve woken them up in the small hours of the morning.

Three models are available in the Multi Time Zone Clock range – a world time clock known as One World, a city landmark clock known as the Cosmos and a You and Me clock with each retailing for 79000 Korean Won (approximately $86 / €62 / £42 at the time of writing).

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Customisable Multi Time Zone Analogue Clocks

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Response by anonymous | November 17th, 2007 at 6:36 pm

i really could use one of these, but its really too expensive for what i need it for. too bad really because i’d love to buy it, for maybe a quarter of that price.
Response by ww | May 20th, 2008 at 4:48 am

Do you know where can we buy it online??
thanks,
ww
Response by Andrew Tingle | May 20th, 2008 at 9:11 am

Hi WW,

It’s available at the linked site, however, I have also seen it elsewhere. If you can give me an idea as to where you are based I’ll try to find the closest outlet for you and drop you a link.
Response by Nomie | August 8th, 2008 at 10:32 am

where can i buy this clock from?!?!?! i live in the uk…please let me know! thanks