There have been quite a few new Nixie clocks over the last couple of weeks here on Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is the work of UK artist Kev Stenning, the Steampunk Nixie Clock. The Steampunk Nixie ...

There’s nothing like a good clock project, and tacking the steampunk modifier on it only makes it better. [José] built a steampunk clock that does it much better than just gluing some gears on an ...

OROVILLE — Made from something old, something new, with just a few things glued, Kay Wilson uses cold metal joining to create her unique steampunk clocks, jewelry and treasures. “Cold metal joining ...

The funny thing about clocks is that the more intriguing they are to look at, the more precious time is wasted. This steampunk clepsydra is no exception. A clepsydra, or water thief clock is an ...

The Wheel of the Star is a motorized, spinning steampunk clock computer, and it’s scaring me. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. I ...

What’s better than waking up to a face full of steam in the morning? A face full of steam and a loud alarm. This steampunk clock was made by a Boing Boing reader out of a 1910 clock case, some parts ...

Atlas Obscura on Slate is a blog about the world’s hidden wonders. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Officially called the “NI-TELE Really BIG Clock,” four or five times a day this wacked ...

After scratching his head for awhile and wondering what to do with a Macintosh Classic II , Maker Matteo from Ithaca, New York repurposed his old faithful Mac into a shelf-top clock. From appearances, ...

The Octopod steampunk octopus clock doesn't just tell the time. It tells the world how cool mechanical sculptures can be. This eight-legged clock was co-created by MB&F and L'Epée 1839. The legs are ...

Vacuum fluorescent clocks are one of those retro items that always retain their cool. The problem is, they are usually so damn expensive that it’s hard to justify buying something just for the cool ...

In “Timekeeper,” the first book in Tara Sim’s steampunk trilogy, set in an alternative Victorian London, teenaged Danny is a mechanic whose responsibility is keeping clock towers running, thus ...