Michael J. Clocks: Bridgeport's timekeeper of the future
A Bridgeport native is making quite a name for himself by turning scrap electronics into works of art. It's not just a clever name. Michael J. Clocks has built more than 75 futuristic looking clocks
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Jun 12, 2012, 10:22 PM
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A Bridgeport native is making quite a name for himself by turning scrap electronics into works of art.
It's not just a clever name. Michael J. Clocks has built more than 75 futuristic looking clocks out of old parts and is beginning to catch a buzz in southwestern Connecticut.
"People knew me as the clock guy before," says Clocks. "They're getting more and more familiar with my work."
Prices for Clocks' creations start at a couple hundred dollars and up.
To see his collection of works, visit Michael J Clocks' website.
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