description Rubik's Clock Overview
Rubik's Clock is a two-sided mechanical combination puzzle invented by Christopher Wiggs and Christopher Taylor and marketed under Ernő Rubik's name. It has nine clock faces on each side, four rotating corner wheels, and four pushable pins that determine which groups of clocks move together. The objective is to set all eighteen clocks to twelve, and the puzzle is also contested as an official timed event in speedcubing competitions.
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Who actually invented Rubik's Clock?
Rubik's Clock was invented by Christopher Wiggs and Christopher Taylor, though it is branded under Ernő Rubik's famous name. Rubik licensed the puzzle to bring it to the global market.
How does the Rubik's Clock puzzle work?
The puzzle consists of nine clock faces on a double-sided board, and the goal is to turn all nine dials to the 12 o'clock position. Players use four dials on the sides to manipulate the interconnected clocks.
How many clocks are on a Rubik's Clock?
There are a total of nine clock faces displayed across the front and back of the puzzle. The player must align the hands of all nine clocks simultaneously to solve it.
Is Rubik's Clock an official speedcubing event?
Yes, Rubik's Clock is an official speedcubing event recognized by the World Cube Association. Speedcubers use advanced turning techniques to achieve incredibly fast times on the puzzle.
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