Archive for the 'Neon Clocks' Category
Custom Clocks for Your Car
Author: OuttaTime
What’s the one accessory every car has that nobody can keep their eyes off of? Give up? It’s the clock. The basic functionality of a clock is nothing more exciting than two tiny hands rotating around a bunch of numbers, how amusing. If your eyes are going to stray over to your clock multiple times a day, don’t you want to treat them to a little excitement? Installing a clock that not only tells you the time, but revs up your adrenaline every time you see it sounds like more of an exhilarating purchase.
When you swap out your old ticker for a custom designed clock, you’ll be more than satisfied with its new flashy appearance and all the compliments you’ll collect from your friends. Jazz up your dashboard with a clock that’s trimmed with neon lights, you’ll never strain your eyes to see it in the dark again. Why not match your car by installing a clock with its logo boldly stamped across its face? Whichever design you to choose to add more life to your clock, it will be a timeless piece of enjoyment.
Clocks vs. Timepieces
Author: OuttaTime
A clock is used to indicate time and maintain the passage of time in designated intervals, including seconds, minutes and hours. The word “clock” is derived from the Celtic words “clagan” and “clocca,” meaning “bell.” For clock specialists, the word “clock” exclusively means a device with a striking mechanism that audibly announces intervals of time by ringing a bell, a set of chimes or a gong. Technically, a silent instrument that lacks a striking mechanism is known as a timepiece. The word “clock” is generally used to refer to any device that measures and displays time and is not worn on a person, like a watch.
Arguable, every person refers to multiple clocks each day. Personally, I look at my alarm clock, cell phone clock, computer clock, wall clock, oven clock and microwave clock several times a day. A clock can keep me from being late, tell me when it’s time to have a meal, or tell me what time my favorite TV shot is on. It can also be a decorative piece for a home. A grandfather clock is a large, attractive piece for a very traditional home, while a contemporary wall clock is easy to hang anywhere and is quieter than a clock that rings on the hour.
Light in the Dark
Author: OuttaTime
I was born with no hearing in my right ear and very limited hearing in my left ear. So though I can hear a bit, I have relied on my eye sight to get me through life. One unfortunate side affect of my hearing disability is that I can never find an alarm clock loud enough to wake me up.
For this reason I have invested in a neon clock. Neon clocks are perfect for someone like me because they are so bright that I can always tell what time it is. Good thing too — because I was oversleeping way too often!
Peculiar Nightlight
Author: OuttaTime
When my son was about three years old he saw the Neverending Story on television. As the movie was marketed towards children, I didn’t think anything of it. But for some reason he was afraid of the flying white dog from the movie. For a few days he would wake up in the middle of the night and cry. He had a nightlight, but after the fourth or fifth night I took my neon clock out of the guest room and put it on his wall.
I’m not sure what I hoped to change, but after that he stopped waking up and crying. My son is six now, and he won’t let me take it away.