For the past four years, New Yorkers may have noticed the giant, red-neon numbers on the side of a building on the Queens waterfront, directly across the river from the United Nations. The digital ...

Would you pay $42 million for a clock that ticks once a year? Before you answer, consider this: It'll be buried 500 feet (150 meters) below a mountaintop near the Texas-Mexico border, and yes — you ...

Deep within a mountain somewhere in west Texas, The Long Now Foundation are hard at work building a 500-foot clock that’s been designed to run for 10,000 years. I know that sounds a bit like the folly ...

The clock itself does not provide any context of its relevance to the Trump presidency, and the artists behind the giant clock did not actively publicize the project, hoping the viewers would ...

Watchmen on HBO loves to throw things into the show offhandedly, either for close listening fans to catch or to set up something down the line. The third episode of Watchmen did just that with the ...

When [tnjyoung] was asked to build a huge lighted clock for a high school theater’s production of Cinderella with only two weeks before opening night, he probably wished for a fairy godmother of his ...

Tick tock, tick tock...it was only a few years ago when some trend watchers declared that any timepiece other than digital was certainly old-fashioned if not obsolete. Well, extinction didn't happen.

"Roman skeletons have been an extremely popular trend in recent years," said Nancy Schilling, spokesman for Infinity Instruments. "The elegant, sleek look gives a modern appeal and complements styles ...