Two Hour Grey Sand Hourglass

When your kids are acting up, take away their tablets and send them to this cool new Time Out Timer Stool for a time out. This mango wood stool has a convenient built-in hourglass filled with white sand that falls for about five minutes.

A fun and functional 5 minute sand timer that gives the bathroom goer a visual motivator to enjoy the go and get off the pot in the ideal amount of time.

They not only help to keep the lid closed, but they also change color as the temperature of the paper rises. In three minutes, the Cupman will turn completely white and your noodle fix will be ready!

This steampunk-inspired grandfather clock keeps time like a normal clock, has a huge hourglass sand timer in the center, and has triple-chime harmonic movement.

This unique set of 4 martini glasses each have a 10 minute working sand hourglass crafted right into the stem!

Drop this little red man in boiling water along with the pasta and it will sing different melodies at 3, 7, 9, and 11 minutes to alert you when it's al dente.

A handheld tally counter for personal reflection that lets you count milestones, wins, routines, habits, or anything you wish up to 9,999 satisfying clicks.

I think I want one of these cool new hour glasses on my desk here at Headquarters to add a bit of motivational pressure to getting things done faster... and because it has unique green sand.

Wake up to a NASA style countdown and a rocket launch! You MUST find the rocket and put it back on the stand to make the alarm clock stop ringing!

Rather than a gnomon casting a shadow on numerals like an analog clock, which no one seems to know how to read anymore, this modern sundial casts digital-like numerical shadows instead.

Innovative wooden block projects and displays the current weather forecast, indoor temperature and humidity, time and date magically right through the wood!

Another innovative alarm clock featuring a magnetized metal ball to change radio stations. Weird.

This modern take on the classic grandfather clock retains the same elegant design of a grandfather clock, but only requires a mere fraction of the space. A literal slice of the traditional!

This is the world's first adjustable time hourglass that can be set to 5 minutes, 15 minutes, or 25 minutes (no hour!?) and has a built-in quick reset button to release all the sand at once.

There are truly some weird watches out there and the Rotating Earth Watch is one of them. This watch, in addition to telling time, has a little rotating planet Earth that floats in the middle and makes a full rotation once every 24 hours. The frame around the planet is made of Titanium, the crystal is super tough Hardlex and it's powered by a 10 year Lithium battery. $499.99 makes this a non-buy for me, but it is kinda cool.

These old school, literally, double-sided clocks from National Time are vintage timepieces salvaged from an old high school in Iowa that have been rewired to be fully functional.