No, we had good analog clocks with a big hand and a little hand, and if you wanted to know the time you had to look at the clock and figure out which number each hand was pointing at, or kind of ...

In the hands of Philippe Crétien, however, the Fibonacci sequence can also tell the time in a brilliantly simple way. His clock has five squares, representing the first five terms (ignoring 0) of ...

We’ve gotten used to seeing “meta clocks,” clocks that use an array of analog clock faces and piece together characters using the hands of the clocks. They’re very clever, a… ...

And it says it cannot afford to spend 3,250 francs (€2,668) a go to replace functioning clocks, just to get a working second hand again. So they have been quietly removing the red second hands ...