Clocks & Books: Time with Your Own Hands
On a bookshelf filled with favorite books,a quiet ticking is heard. At first glance, you can't even see where the clock is. Only by looking closely can you see the hands on the yellow book, between the numbers 12 and 6. Oh, and the books next to it are called "three" and "nine", a coincidence or also part of the original clock?
I found this interesting watch - books on Amazonfor $20. But according to reviews from those who bought them, they don't work very well and lie, which is unacceptable for a clock. A great alternative for all DIY enthusiasts would be to make a similar clock for a bookshelf yourself, using a proven and accurate clock mechanism.
The highlight of the watch is the imitation of real bookstitles that match the dial. For the DIY version, you can use either real books or just hardcovers. You can make a bright cover and the right title yourself, and build a clock mechanism into the middle book.A strict black and white version with three books of the same size would be suitable for shelves with classic literature series.
