This is the most awesome clock you will ever see, that’s for sure.
Called Plock, this “writing clock” is the invention of 22-year-old Kango Suzuki, a student at the Tohoku University of Art and Design.
The one-of-a-kind clock took six months to create, Suzuki says. The Plock is made up of 407 pieces of hand-carved wood, while it writes the time at each minute on the small rectangular magnetic drawing board placed at the center.
This intricate piece of work and design is truly a sight to behold. Japan has proved yet again with this intelligent fusion of modern and traditional why they’re known around the world for their innovations.
See the clock here:
The clock was first demonstrated to the public early this year at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.
