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Actually, I was more towards tinkering with ActionScript 3.0 and I read online tutorials regarding how to make a working analog time display out of it. Technically, I could make fantastic designs out of it, but that would take a while to finish.
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but one sure thing - that's one, beautiful clock. on the design and smoothness and all.
Many people like the clock devices.. it's like a symbol of the human being, the hability to count time ^^
I do also find it interesting.. In fact, I have a pocket Watch myself ^^
the sliding mechanism you said do look interesting.. but it's weird to imagine a clock without the "Tic Tac"
I once found a very nice model.. It had only the pointers, no display, so you could put it in the wall and decorate with whatever you wished to represent the hours. =]
oh, anyway.. there are a few non-usual models that have 24 instead of 12 hours, so the AM/PM wouldn't be needed
If I have the money, I would've become a clock and watch collector myself. I like staring at the way these timepieces work.
I have a mechanical watch that, along with the usual 12-hour hour hand, also has a 24-hour complication at the bottom, pretty much at the same location as that clock display I did here. Too bad this watch is broken now.
I've seen even more bizarre clock and watch designs all over the Internet, all of them look fantastic. For example, every mechanical watch ever made by Urwerk, which tells time via revolving satellites instead of the usual hour and minute hands. There are also some novelty mechanical watch movements created by various watchmaker companies just to show-off their mad watchmaking skills, like Tag Heuer's Mikrogirder 2000. Some of these watches were so mind-blowing in their concept, they were never even meant to be commercially available to the public.
hnn.. interesting, I didn't about those exotic watchs..
It's almost hard to read them! o.o