Looking For Rubik's Clock

Listrix

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Hey Everyone,

My name is Fletcher Cutting and I'm trying to break the OCR for clock, but in order to do that I need a good clock. My LingAo is pretty good (I've spent so much time working on it) but Rubik's clocks are better. I would wait until the Qiyi Magnetic Clock has been released but it was first designed in February and the last time Qiyi said anything about it was June, not sure how long it will be until they finally release it. Not looking to spend heaps on this clock, I live in Australia so shipping can be pretty pricey from certain countries.
 
I have a clock for sell
Thanks for the offer but I've figured out what I'm going to do. I've felt a few Rubik's clocks and I personally don't like them, I made this post before knowing what they felt like. For now I'll just use my LingAo that I've set up really well and wait for Qiyi and Moyu to release their clocks. I'm also in communication with someone who is interested in making a new clock so hopefully that will go well
 
Thanks for the offer but I've figured out what I'm going to do. I've felt a few Rubik's clocks and I personally don't like them, I made this post before knowing what they felt like. For now I'll just use my LingAo that I've set up really well and wait for Qiyi and Moyu to release their clocks. I'm also in communication with someone who is interested in making a new clock so hopefully that will go well
I use a Lingao with Rubik's pins, I prefer it to the Rubik's :)
 
I use a Lingao with Rubik's pins, I prefer it to the Rubik's :)
That's an interesting combination but I still prefer a LingAo. I find that the pins on the Rubik's clock are too heavy and are hard to push quickly and the dials on a LingAo are really light and fast, unlike the Rubik's clock. I know some people have problems with LingAo pins falling on their own but I've fixed this problem.
 
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