Etsy user Corey Vaspasiano makes cool geeky clocks out of cut-up records.
In an email to BuzzFeed, he explained how he started making them around 8 months ago as a way to make use of some of the unplayable vinyl in his record collection.
His first few were well-received and he started to make more (and take requests!)
After he thinks of a design, Vaspasiano makes a hand cut stencil before tracing it onto the record and cutting it with a rotary hand tool and metal file.
He can complete a clock in a day.
The labels on all the clocks are stickers, but Vaspasiano said he tries to make them relevant to the subject, but he'll also use someone's favorite album if it's a request.
Vaspasiano said his favorite clock so far is this Dr. Who clock, which is fittingly adorned with the label of The Who's album Face Dances.
He tends to make his clocks out of things he's a fan of, but he's not picky.
The subjects range from Pokémon...
