This table clock in the form of a spaceship has an automaton showing a group of aliens exploring the Earth. The gravity tourbillon is specially developed by Miki Eleta and the clock displays retrograde minutes, jumping hours, days of the week, moon phases, and world time.

This astronomical clock displays retrograde minutes, day and night hours, days of the week, moon phase, date, the constellations and the change of the zodiac signs. In the inner circle, agricultural activities are shown through the course of the year. A skeleton globe rotates above it displaying the world time, represented by 24 meridians.

Svemir is the first astronomical clock to combine both the geocentric and the heliocentric world views in a one and same clock. Geocentrism places the Earth in the centre, orbited by the sun, the moon and the rest of the planets.

This astronomical clock features sunrise and sunset times, a time column, flower display, musical work playing a different tune every hour. The clock is modelled on a subjective perception of time. It contains neither numbers nor letters.

This table clock is called the Minute muncher as it is an artistic-kinetic construction of the philosophical matter of “Time is a gift to enjoy every minute.” Above a horizontal clock dial, a fantasy animal circles once every hour. Starting at 60, it 'eats away' one minute after the other as the hour passes.