[dropkickduffy]

Check it out: LINK

Albeit a bit pricey, I can see someone having this clock alongside an awesome tube setup.

 

[xxlMusikfreak]

Looks very nice but the price is just too high for me. They don't even know how long the life of the valves will be.

 

[909]

the tube time
unwinds and goes wristwatching clockwise
back to the future

 

[GAD]

I *SO* want one! Being old enough to remember Nixie tubes in actual use makes it all the cooler...

GAD

 

[SteveA]

Hi!

I have this same clock but in stainless steel sitting on my desk at work. It looks great along with my MAD Ear+. I bought mine from Topdeq a few years back for about $200 but I don't believe they carrythem any longer.

Tube life should be at least 5 years in continuous duty. Replacement NIXIE tubes are still available but are hard-wired and not socketed making replacement a little more difficult.

Best regards,
Steve

 

[Dept_of_Alchemy]

I know a place in Phoenix where you could get one of those clocks for less than $200... don't know if they do shipping, though. Apparently the makers are based in Tuscon AZ.

 

[TreAdidas]

http://tubeclock.com/clocks.htm

Those guys are in Ann Arbor Michigan.

 

[M0T0XGUY]

That is insanely cool, someone needs to buy it and take some more photos. Too bad I have better things to spend the money on, though, like cables.

 

[Rob N]

Many Nixie tubes will last 100,000 hours

 

[matt fury]

I wish I still had the link to the nixie watch..

 

[GAD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TreAdidas /img/forum/go_quote.gif http://tubeclock.com/clocks.htm Those guys are in Ann Arbor Michigan.

Nice! And they even have kits so you can build your own. Too cool.

GAD

 

[PhilS]

I wonder if you can tube roll with this clock. For example, if you switch tubes, maybe time will slow down or speed up.