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This clock mixes contemporary manufacturing processes with old-fashioned physics. The use of machined acrylic components and pins lends the clock a spectral transparency and removes the need for glue and screws in its construction. Just add 200 2p coins to power the Crystal Gear via a pendulum.
Cost: £TBA
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