Inspired by 's use of PVC pipes for designer mantle clocks, Hardie Iplex asked to design and supply small desk clocks, promoting the IPLEX brand. The final product, made from their PCV mouldings, was to be given out to delegates attending a regional sales conference in Singapore. supplied 400 clocks screenprinted with the IPLEX logo and painted in high gloss white.

Electrix wanted a Christmas give away for their leading customers for the Electrical Service Division. designed a simple wall clock, incorporating the company logo in the middle of the dial. The folded acrylic face was screen printed in two colours and 40 clocks were supplied, boxed with batteries. The clocks proved to be so popular, that staff were asking when they could get one for their offices.
Simple 'give away clocks' like these last for 3 to 6 years, and are a welcome change from the normal promotional products like pens, mugs and calanders, that are normally given out by companies.

When interior designer, Tom Skiring, wanted a clock -for each guest room, in the soon to be completed Millenium Hotel in Christchurch- he asked to source a traditional mantle clock from overseas. As the budget was "limited", and the designer was very particular about the image to be conveyed with the new room clocks, was unable to find a suitable clock to fit the bill.
The solution???? designed and built 199 clocks, using local crafts people to fit the design and cost criteria. Last minute changes to an alarm movement were also accomodated to ensure the customer got what they wanted.

Millenium Clock

specialises in producing these novel promotional clocks using customers' own products.
No 'minimum quantity' order.
Any material, or combination of materials, can be used.
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