] Ever since man put a price on time, Timepieces have been
] judged for their horological or decorative values, but
] rarely for their aural experience, that is, until the
] much recent rise of the quartz movement. Ask any watch
] aficionado today about their mechanical collection, and
] they won%u2019t fail to mention the sound and feeling
] they get when they wind up their mechanical watch.
]
]
] With this in mind, I recently had a conversation with
] Douglas Repetto, the creator of the Sine Clock, a sound
] sculpture that keeps time with sound by encoding it in a
] set of sine waves:

[ Pretty Rad. There's a software version too : http://www.music.columbia.edu/~douglas/portfolio/sineclock/SineClock_software.shtml -k]