Every vacation property needs a DayClock

"When the day is more important than the hour," says the slogan. At first we thought of DayClocks as a fun novelty. Then we got to thinking. You can always look out the window and see that it's morning, or afternoon, or evening. But that glance outside doesn't tell you that it's Thursday. And while you might not hesitate to ask somebody for the time of day, do you really want to ask the day of the week?

It's so simple, it's brilliant: The day clock face is divided into seven segments, and the day hand makes one revolution every 168 hours. The border lines denote midnight and the midway point is noon. It's a whole new way of looking at time.

DayClocks are the perfect gift for retirees. Every vacation property ought to have one. The classic DayClock (sometimes called the Traditional Day Clock, 7 Day Clocks, or Day of the Week clocks) with its single hand is 9.25" in diameter, has an attractive oak frame, and needs a single AA battery (not included).

The Mayor of Curio City uses an Oak DayClock in his home office. It really is helpful for people who don't follow a traditional work or school schedule.

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