Slowly but steadily, geeky clocks made from recycled electronic items have found a permanent niche over at Etsy’s Pixel This shop. Last week, we told you about the Recycled Apple iBook G4 Clock. Now, this time, the latest in the lineup is the Recycled iMac Restore Disk Clock that combines a bicycle chain ring, two bicycle cassette gears, and a small piece of chain for the pendulum.
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An iMac restore disk forms the center of the clock that measures approximately 8.5"W x 13"H. Priced at $75 only, it’s worth the inclusion into any office or home. Available here.
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