I experimented with DIY Epoxy Resin art to make four epoxy clocks. To make these DIY epoxy clocks I used my x-carve CNC from Inventables, and I made a simple version that only requires basic tools.

Since Arnaud Nicolas became an owner of L’Epée 1893, it has created clocks that look like antique cars, spaceships and even a ...

President Donald Trump on Friday urged Congress to “push hard for more Daylight at the end of a day” in his latest dig at the ...

The couple will showcase their one-of-a-kind, handcrafted clocks, walking sticks ... What started as a passion for woodworking has turned into a full-fledged craft business, thanks to a nudge ...

His work on the interiors of the Time-Life Building helped set the tone for postwar office style and provided a model for the ...

From Zurich’s creative renaissance to Basel’s buzzing art scene and Geneva’s lakeside sophistication, Switzerland’s urban ...

It’s easy to blindly accept that clocks move clockwise, sweeping left to right on the upper half of the face and right to left on the lower half. But have you ever wondered why this is the case?

Spring is here and it’s just a few days until we get more daylight hours. In the UK the clocks go forward 1 hour at 1 am on the last Sunday in March, this year that’s 30 March – and back 1 hour at 2 ...

At a certain point, every spring and autumn, we start wondering when the clocks might change, whether they are due to go forward or back, and if this means we'll lose or gain an extra hour in bed.

By shifting our clocks an hour forward in spring we get to enjoy an extra hour of summer sunlight in the evenings, and switching them back in autumn helps avoid some of the morning gloom.

But as we gradually bid farewell to a long, cold winter and welcome spring, we welcome the next annual milestone as daylight hours become longer - the moving forward of the clocks and the start of ...