QlockTwo – time in words
Under - Design, Industrial Design, Technology, Typography
QlockTwo – The fourth dimension squared by Biegert & Funk
This unconventional looking typographic clock is a creation of Biegert & Funk – straight from Germany. QlockTwo tells the time by illuminating words with LEDs. The clock is fitted with light sensor for automatic adjustment to ambient light. The magnetic front part can be replaced without any visible attachments so you have plenty of color choices to suite your mood.
Biegert & Funk, clock, Design, Electrical engineering, Germany, Industrial Design, Signage, Technology, time, Typography 
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20 thoughts to “QlockTwo – time in words”
Cre8ive Commando
Wow cool! Interesting idea.
Molly
There’s an iPhone app of this too.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/time-in-words-qlocktwo/id317894604?mt=8
sam
Where can I get one? EEE!
Greg Babula
I would purchase this in a heartbeat!
Ben
Wow! 885 euros! that’s almost 1200 dollars. It’s cool, but it’s not that cool.
Gian Mayor
your comment …
oce
Wow cool! Where can I get one?
Artbeiter
http://www.artlebedev.ru/everything/verbarius/
Andreas
Easy to make yourself with an Arduino, just search on instructables.com
Michael
Yeah its a pretty neat idea, is it just a concept of can it be purchased now?
K B JAIN
gud
Sachin Gupta
Excellent thought. But I like design theme of your blog.
Pbaybie
Oh my gosh.. I’m having troubles breathing! I’m so happy i found this xD ahaha
Jim Daggo
STUPID!
Brilliant Wall Clock
Would love to buy this one
james mann
crap!
Nicktt
Not going to lie…that is pretty slick. Minimalism for the win.
Mahesh
good 1
J Override
Wow why didnt i think of that its a stunning design i would love to own one
Gadget Time
its a nice look but i would like to see an ajustable backlight
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