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Design: The Digi Clock by Maxim Velcovsky for Qubus

In design on 20 December 2008 with no comments

Maxim Velcovsky designed the Digi Clock for Qubus JPG

The Digi Clock design by Maxim Velcovsky juxtaposes old and new technology. The base is made from porcelain like antique clocks. The clock mechanism is a couple of exposed circuit boards, a sharp contrast to the more traditional exposed ‘skeleton’ movements of a mechanical movement. I love the sense of humour in it all. More information from the people at Merchant No. 4.


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