This month's top ten features the ten most popular stories about clocks and watches from the Dezeen archives. In first place is The Clock Clock, a digital clock made of 24 analogue clocks that spell out the time with their hands, created by Swedish designers Humans since 1982. More about Dezeen’s top ten: watches and clocks
Polish Design Season: here's another Polish design classic. At Tent London last month designer Piotr Stolarski of Warsaw studio Gogo exhibited clock mechanisms embedded in a wooden plank so that consumers saw off however many they need. More about Log Clock by Piotr Stolarski
London Design Festival 09: at The Dock in London this week British design office Industrial Facility are showing an alarm clock where the back casing is formed by one large, loud bell. More about Bell by Industrial Facility for IDEA International
Vancouver designer Kit Men has created an alarm clock with two faces for people who travel. More about Home Away Dual Time Alarm Clock by Kit Men
London Design Festival 09: Japanese brand plusminuszero will launch their first UK collection at the twentytwentyone showroom in London this September. More about Clocks, timers and thermometers by plusminuszero
Dutch product designer Sander Mulder has designed a wall clock with a single, articulated arm that can display hours, minutes and seconds all at once. More about Continue Time by Sander Mulder
Milan 09 movie: our second movie from Dutch designer Maarten Baas' Real Time exhibition in Milan this April is Analog Digital Clock, a movie in which a performer replicates a digital clock by painting over and wiping clean panels on a glass screen (below). More about Analog Digital Clock by Maarten Baas
Milan 09 movie: here (above) is an excerpt from Sweeper Clock, a movie presented by Dutch designer Maarten Baas in Milan this April, featuring two men with brooms pushing lines of debris to form moving clock hands. More about Sweeper Clock by Maarten Baas
Swedish designers Humans since 1982 have created a digital clock made of 24 analogue clocks, which spell out the time with their hands. More about The Clock Clock by Humans Since 1982
Milan 09: designer Denis Guidone will exhibit his clock 'Ora (il)Legale' next week at the Nava Design store in Milan. More about Ora (il)Legale by Denis Guidone
UK designer Michael Sodeau and Japanese company Suikosha have produced a stationery range called Anything. More about Anything by Michael Sodeau and Suikosha
Dutch designers StudioBloomm have produced a clock that displays the hours, minutes and seconds on three separate cogs. More about Clock Delay by StudioBloomm
Milan 08: designer Sam Hecht of Industrial Facility launched his Two-Timer clocks for Established & Sons, which allow the time in two time zones to be displayed on one clock face. More about Two-timer by Industrial Facility
Milan 08: Clock by Christiaan Postma consists of more than 150 synchronised clock mechanisms, which rotate metal bars that briefly align to spell the appropriate time (click to play the movie above to see how it works).
More from Japanese designers Nendo: the Kazadokei clock is two metres tall and has a second hand measuring 1.5 metres. More about Kazadokei by Nendo
Designer Ross McBride of Tokyo-based Normal presented a new collection of clocks and watches at 100% Design Tokyo last month. More about Normal timepieces by Ross McBride
Post-graduate student Marc Owens has designed a faceless clock that prints the time and date on a paper receipt. More about dezeen loves... Marc Owens' Receipt Clock