Description

Most clocks use one style of lettering. Font uses twelve. Designed in 2007 by Sebastian Wrong, a British designer and co-founder of furniture and lighting brand Established & Sons, it mixes script, serif, and sans-serif characters across a working flip display. As the cards turn, the combinations change, giving you something different to notice throughout the day.
White numerals and lettering stand out against black cards behind a clear acrylic cover, with a white ABS plastic housing surrounding the mechanism. Battery power lets you position the clock without routing a cord to an outlet.

Size determines what the clock shows as well as where it goes. The Small displays hours and minutes and includes a freestanding base for a desk or bookshelf; it can also be wall-mounted. The Medium adds the weekday, date, and month in a horizontal wall-mounted format. The Large arranges the same information vertically, with a full-width weekday display that gives the lettering more room. All three use 24-hour time. The mechanism makes an audible click as the cards change, so this is not a silent clock. Batteries are not included.