The cool time lapse video at the link shows 40 hours of very hard work in Illustrator to create the picture to the left.

If you've ever wondered how an artist works, this is your chance to find out.

Warning: The music is a bit loud, so you might want to turn down your speakers before checking it out.

Filed under: time lapse, illustrator, and Science Machine

Swiss watchmaker Romain Jerome has launched the "Day and Night" watch, which tells you whether it is, well, day or night. And nothing else.

“When you ask people what is the ultimate luxury, 80 percent answer ‘time’. Then when you look at other studies, 67 percent don’t look at their watch to tell what time it is,” says the company's CEO.

“With no display for the hours, minutes or seconds, the Day&Night offers a new way of measuring time, splitting the universe of time into two fundamentally opposing sections: day versus night.”

Assembled out of steel recovered from the Titanic, there is no doubt that the Day&Night watch is unique. And sold out within 48 hours of its launch.

Filed under: day&night, watch, and time