Family Clock

Put your clock together.

Your clock shows everyone’s own time. Then three quick questions and your email.

Step 1 of 4Who would you put on the wall?

A first name and a city for each display. We don’t keep them: they’re only used for the picture of your clock in your welcome email.

Display 1

Display 2

Display 3

Display 4

Step 2 of 4Why do you want one?

Pick as many as you like.

Step 3 of 4What if it did a little more?

Pick as many as you like.

Step 4 of 4Four displays: is that the right number for you?

How many, ideally?

Your email address

First series: 50 clocks

The first 50 clocks ordered are numbered, with free delivery in France. People on the list hear first, the day it goes on sale.

Nothing to pay now: one email the day it goes on sale, then news about the project at most once a month.

  1. Mum Lyon, it is 21:40, in the evening

  2. Léa Montréal, it is 15:40, in the daytime

  3. Tom Singapore, it is 04:40, at night

  4. Grandpa Brest, it is 21:40, in the evening