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This is like a classic M&Co (theprintarkive.co.uk/products/โ€ฆ), who made fantastic clocks and watches, including a very important one for cat owners!

M&Co โ€˜Askewโ€™ Wall Clock (Tibor & Maira Kalman)

The M&Co Wall Clock Askew is an analog wall clock designed by Tibor and Maira Kalman that challenges conventional ideas of time. The numbers on the clock face are arranged in a random order, rather than in the traditional sequence.
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Replied in a sub, but there is a mechanical watch that essentially works this way. The hour hand skips to the appropriate hour. Note that it makes the same distance jumpโ€”5 clock hours each hour. Still, an amazing bit of ingenuity in watchmaking.

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Crazy Hours - Franck Muller

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Sarah

thanks I hate it here's a gift for you. WARN: sfw but intense eye contact and photo manipulation.

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Yoh Deadfall

@catsalad, and there's a fun thing. The displacement of the numbers has some logic:

1 and 2, 5 and 10 - multiple by two.

11 is opposite to 6 and is followed by 5, 12 is opposite to 9 and is preceded by 3; 11=6+5 and 12-3=9; the operation depends on the second operand position (if it goes before or after on the display).

The other pairs differ by one.

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