Experience time differently with the Clock with Water
Water-powered clock: green innovation at your fingertips
With this clock with water, every second is driven by nature. Forget disposable batteries or USB charging, a quick top-up with ordinary water starts the electrolytic reaction that powers the display. And it is far from a gimmick : a clear digital read-out, compact footprint and intuitive set-up make it the perfect companion for the office, bedroom or classroom. Clean, silent and wonderfully clever.
Water-electric clock: eco, decorative and educational
An inspired gift idea, this water-electric clock intrigues and sparks curiosity. Give it to a science-minded teenager, a physics teacher, a design lover or that friend who “has everything”. It surprises, amuses and wins hearts. Worried about longevity ? A single fill lasts for weeks, and a quick top-up gets it ticking again with no risk and zero electronic waste.
Clock with Water Specifications
- Materials: BPA-free transparent ABS
- Dimensions: 10 cm × 9 cm
- Power: runs solely on water – no batteries required
- Other: digital clock with 12/24 h mode, large display, easy set-up
Frequently Asked Questions
What powers the Clock With Water?
It runs on water alone, so no batteries or cables are needed. Ordinary water poured into the chamber starts a small electrochemical reaction, and that supplies the current for the digital display.
How long does one fill last?
According to the description, a single fill lasts for weeks. When the display starts to fade, you simply top up with water again and the clock carries on.
What size is it and what is it made of?
It measures 10 cm by 9 cm, so it fits on a desk, bedside table or classroom shelf. The body is transparent, BPA-free ABS plastic, which lets you see the water chamber.
What can the display do?
It is a digital clock with a large display and a choice of 12 hour or 24 hour mode. It is also described as an alarm clock, and the set-up is simple.
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Clara Mitchell –
Bought this for my son and I was amazed by his excitement! Who would’ve thought that water could power a clock? He’s fascinated by the hows and whys of it all. Brilliant for sparking interest in science.
Ron Davies –
Works really well and it’s quite the conversation starter. My only niggle is that the instructions seemed a bit skimpy. A tad more detail would make it perfect.
Margaret Hughes –
My grandson’s smile was worth every penny. It’s a fascinating piece and he loved watching it come alive with just a splash of water. Will be ordering another for my other grandchild!
Jamie Thomas –
Picked up another quirky gadget from science-gifts.co.uk and this one didn’t disappoint! Love the concept, though half-expected it to be a bit bigger. But no biggie, it definitely delivers on the cool factor.
Samira Khan –
A fabulous clock that powers itself with water! My 8-year-old was overjoyed and instantly curious to know how it works. It’s perfect for thinkers and tinkerers who love a bit of science fun. Charging batteries? No need!
Ben Carter –
simple but clever. fill it with water and boom, it’s on. My niece was pretty curious about how it worked. It was like witnessing a little scientific wonder every morning. Chuffed with it!
Lisa Brown –
While the clock itself is undoubtedly intriguing, there was a bit of disappointment when it arrived slightly late. A good concept, but perhaps could do with a faster delivery next time.
Jane Turner –
Bought this for my grandson and he was absolutely thrilled! He couldn’t believe a clock could run on water. Watched him explain to his mates with such excitement. Perfect gift for a curious mind.
David Ellis –
Was intrigued by the idea of a clock powered by water, had to try for myself. The process feels like modern day magic. A quick splash and it starts ticking away. Perfect blend of science and art.