An hourglass (or sand-glass, sand timer, sand watch, or sand clock) that moves, re-accommodates and rotates a dial is a hack of both, a clock dial and an hourglass. Hack does not equal electronics.

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Not quite as DIY-looking as the other digital hourglass, this Digital Timer combines computing technology with century old stylings to make for one dorky looking desk gadget. It has a 100 minute ...

Traditional clocks, including quantum ones, ... Like in an hourglass, we can, instead of using individual sand grains as ticks, ...

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Sand through the hourglass. June 18, 2005 — 10.00am. Save. ... its clock set high on its first-floor balustrade to face the esplanade of the colony's oldest port.

Depending into which chamber the sand is poured, the same amount of sand can count one, two or three minutes. The hourglasses are not the first time-keeping devices designed by Nendo.