Here’s the perfect gift for the person who uses Movember as an excuse to grow a mustache. Or the person who loves mustaches so much they want it on their clock. Or you could get it for your friend who’s trying to be a hipster. And we’ve all got a friend who fits into one of those categories. And the watch is only $15, the perfect price for a gift to an office acquaintance. Kikkerland has them.

What a better time than the Holiday season to dip in and re-discover the new BRAUN watch re-issues for 2011? One example, the simple and useful BRAUN Alarm Clock, is a no-brainer for the design fan in your life and is an even better educational tool for the kids and young adults in your world who are only starting to appreciate the work of Dieter Rams - its a nice introduction at $40; a rare well priced design gem. For an even wider prespecttive on BRAUN design, be sure to check out the Dieter Rams design book, also released this year.

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A nice little travel clock from the Paul Smith line. The travel clock features the brand’s signature hits and comes wrapped in a travel slip case for protection. Remember: “The World is your Oyster.” Beautiful numbering on this one.

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Curated turns us onto this:

See more over at Curated.

Some excellent news for fans of classic BRAUN utilitarian items. It looks as though BRAUN watches and alarm clocks are coming back to U.S. shores. Some notes from the press release give a bit more info: “Braun’s decision to re-issue its collection, including some of the LCD watches from the 1970s, met with the approval of Dietrich Lubs, co-designer with Dieter Rams. Lubs credits the watches’ independent and functionally-oriented designs for the continued relevance of the Braun timepiece collection, about thirty years after its initial introduction.” Various styles available now from Amazon.

More as we get it. For now, enjoy these looks after the click.

A look at the Twelve O’Clock Watch project from Bell & Ross as seen at Baselworld 2011.

We’ve always wondered how design magus talk about things like this. Do they talk about ‘clean lines’ or minimalism? Or do they just say it looks nice? We veer towards the second option. Why use twenty words when you could say it in ten? In the words of the Wu, make half long, twice strong. (neest)

McIntosh is one of those long trusted audio component companies still producing their goods in the U.S.A (sure many others do as well but McIntosh has been there for the long haul). Their components are pricey and always will be – both new and used. Now, they bring the blue glow of their displays to a wall clock. “The result is the MCLK12 wall clock, which really looks like you simply hacked the front off a Mac power amp, and stuck it on the wall. The black glass front panel and large meters are still there, but instead of showing how many watts you’re cranking, the left meter shows the hours while the right meter gives you the minutes.” #sonasty (dvice)

Areaware has a delightful wooden clock available for presale. “Mr. Kartono’s newest design, this hand-crafted clock is made in his Indonesian farming village, following the best sustainable practices in materials and production. Part retro, part contemporary, a timeless time piece.”

The Klock is set to ship in February. That shouldn’t keep you from making a more timely move.

This recycled bicycle wheel clock may be of interest to some of our rider readers. “This clock was made from a recycled aluminum bike wheel. The wheel mounts directly to the wall through the hub using a hollow wall anchor and gives the illusion that it is floating off the wall. The clock movement is a high torque German quartz movement and is attached to a set of rear cassette gears to conceal the movement. The movement is attached to the wheel by hanging it off of a screw coming out of the hub, and runs on 1 AA battery, included.” Find it now 119$US.

More looks Recycled Bicycle Wheel Clock after the click.