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Time-Reading Challenge: Can You Guess the Clock?

Test your ability to read a unique and challenging timepiece designed for the adventurous! This clock concept mixes science fiction and Japanese design, making it an intriguing addition to any collection. With no manual needed, discover the challenge of deciphering time in an unconventional way. Perfect for fans of quirky gadgets and timekeeping puzzles. Get ready to twist your perception of time! Check it out here: http://www.tokyoflash.com/index.html.

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Time-Reading Challenge: Can You Guess the Clock?

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  1. Can you read the clock? Little test…. What time is it? By plh

  2. 1:What time is it?

  3. With the instructions, it is easier. Spontaneous and direct!

  4. Easier….

  5. Easier, isn’t it? Can you manage to read it in Japanese… ;o)))

  6. A little twisted…It appears that it intrigues people around...

  7. Would you guessed...

  8. An equalizer for your wrist!

  9. Do you need manual???

  10. Full science fiction!

  11. Uff !

  12. Almost there…

  13. Not too hard that here...

  14. It’s true, why make simple?

  15. Meet the 3rd type:

  16. It’s difficult to make it simpler...

  17. Portable discotheque?

  18. Mouais…

  19. Radioactive

  20. Delirious!!!

  21. And the last… The most difficult…

  22. Without manual!

  23. And that’s all!!Yes, yes.Fans, of SF, or of Japanese trifles, here it is:http://www.tokyoflash.com/index.html

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