"The Rolling World Clock takes a familiar category and gives it a much smarter form. Instead of relying on screens, menus, or a row of tiny city labels, this analog desk object turns world time into a simple physical interaction."
"There's a growing interest in devices that help people step back from constant digital interaction, and this clock fits neatly into that trend without feeling nostalgic for nostalgia's sake."
"The 12 sides cover major global time zones, including London, Paris, Cape Town, Moscow, Los Angeles, Karachi, Mexico City, New York, Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney, and New Caledonia."
The Rolling World Clock simplifies the experience of checking time across various time zones by providing a physical, analog interaction. It features 12 sides, each representing a major city, allowing users to roll to the desired location and read the time easily. This design caters to the growing desire for less digital interaction while still addressing the needs of those working with global teams or maintaining international relationships. The clock's appeal lies in its grounded, human-centric approach to a common problem.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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