What is the PXL Clock?
Still in beta – but already full of expression: The PXL Clock shows the time in vibrant, color-intensive pixels – sometimes minimalist, sometimes playful, but always stylish.
Handcrafted with great attention to detail, featuring 576 RGB LEDs and a real glass front. Every clock is a unique object of character, expression, and precision craftsmanship.
What makes them special:
The PXL Clock is both a design object and a creative playground. Freely programmable, it invites you to create your own colors, shapes, and animations.
299€
Two variants. One character.
Black or white – both versions of the PXL Clock are kept simple, allowing the essentials to shine through: light, movement, and design.
A clear statement for those who use design consciously – not overly cluttered, but staged.
Black
White
For those who shape spaces, not just decorate them.
Started with the desire to create something real.
Create it yourself: Your pixels. Your expression.
The PXL Clock invites you to co-create: colors flow, shapes move, pixels come alive — and it all starts with an idea from you.
A desktop simulator for Mac and PC makes getting started easy. You design your animations on your computer and see the results instantly. Smallest changes have an immediate impact.
Programming is currently done in F#, with TypeScript in preparation — transforming the clock into a digital medium of expression.
Our story
We are Sefa and Ronald — two creative minds driven by a passion for design, technology, and new perspectives. What began as a spontaneous idea evolved into a project close to our hearts: a clock that does more than tell time — it turns time into an experience, through color, form, and motion.
The PXL Clock is intentionally conceived as a beta version. Refined enough to inspire, yet open enough to grow. Because we believe that great ideas emerge through exchange. That’s why we invite everyone to think along, co-create, and experiment with us.
For us, the PXL Clock is more than a product. It stands for creative freedom, digital culture, and objects with character. Each model is meant to create space — for individuality, curiosity, and personal rhythm - Pixel by pixel.