The 'Jetlag Clock' has been designed by Alberto Ghirardello as a Venn diagram-like decor piece for the modern home or office that would provide inhabitants with a way to track timezones in an artistic way.
The clock is characterized by its dual-face design that merges one clock into another to share indicators, while still maintaining separate hands. This enables the two clocks to function simultaneously, but keep time for two different locations according to the preference of the user.
The 'Jetlag Clock' is achieved using a sheet of metal that has been laser-cut for precision finishes and is finished with a white paint that allows the name of the timezone to be labeled and changed according to needs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dual-face Clocks
- The dual-face design offers an opportunity for clock manufacturers to create more versatile and functional timepieces.
- Venn Diagram Decor
- The Venn diagram-like design offers an opportunity for interior decorators to create unique and visually appealing spaces.
- Multi-timezone Tracking
- The ability to track time for two different locations in one device offers an opportunity for app developers to create innovative timezone tracking apps.
Who This Affects Most
- Clock Manufacturing
- Clock manufacturers can create more versatile and functional timepieces by incorporating the dual-face design into their products.
- Interior Design
- Interior decorators can incorporate Venn diagram-like designs into their decor themes for unique and visually appealing spaces.
- App Development
- App developers can create innovative timezone tracking apps that allow users to track and schedule activities in multiple locations.
