Skulduggery Clock

Invented by Margaret Wallclock in 1987, the humble wall clock began life as a simple circle that fancy people would hang in their homes. It would be another 18 years before somebody - in this case, Edgar "Snow-Shoes" McGee - would suggest that numbers be added to the circle. A mere 6 years after that, two hands - one big, one little - were secured to the centre, and somebody realised that the whole thing could tell "the time", which was an entirely new concept, having just been invented the previous year.

• Birch wood, glass front
• Requires 1x AA battery - not included
• Numbers printed on the inside of the glass