It’s black, it’s white, but it won’t be tough for you to get by with this ingenious light-sensitive OLED clock that automatically shifts colors so that it is readable by day or night. The perfect antidote to boring digital wall clocks, the Black & White Clock can be stuck to any surface and displays the time using energy-efficient Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLED). Depending on whether it is light or dark out, the clock will shift colors so it can be viewed at any time of day.
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A digital clock is the inspiration for http://www.timeassociation.net/ which allows you to to share associations with the numbers on the clock.
Very nice wall clock. Hopefully they can produce it at a reasonable price for the mass market.