Explore - Office

In this age of iCal, a perpetual desktop or wall calendar makes timekeeping an appealingly tactile pleasure. Just don’t forget to make the manual adjustments!

A spin of the finger rotates the plastic panels to reveal the day of the week, date, and month.

$221.00

A plastic rendition of classic wooden blocks, Cubes makes a splashy desktop addition. Its petite size keeps its bright colors from overtaking your workspace.

$15.00

Magnets rule! One sphere miraculously “floats” toward the month while the other slides along the horizontal rail to indicate the date.

$40.00

This battery-powered timepiece has one of the hottest centerfolds we’ve seen in a while.

$26.00

Telling time in areas around the world can be a lot easier than counting out the hours on your fingers. Charlotte van der Waals created a twelve-sided clock engraved with the names of 24 cities,...

$100.00

This clock seems to represent—boldly and graphically—how we feel sometimes, all jumbled numbers piling up while the hands of the clock keep ticking around and around. Running late is no...

Ligne Roset's LED-lit Pixel clock recalls a time when life's simple pleasures—like sleeping in late—weren't seen as clear cause for alarm.

$2264.00