On the Subject of Rubik’s Clock

Time is a relative concept. But it can absolutely turn you crazy.

It’s possible to solve it like an actual Rubik’s Clock.

Alternatively, repeat until all clocks on the front and back side are set to 12 o’clock:

• Select an instruction in the table below based on which clock is lit (big square) and which pin is lit (small square).
• Select two modifications from the second table:
  • If this is your first iteration: The first four characters of the serial number determine respectively: action of the 1^st modification, amount of the 1^st modification, action of the 2^nd modification and amount of the 2^nd modification.
  • Otherwise: Go one row down for both actions and both amounts you used in the previous iteration. If you go past the last row, wrap to the top.
• If you have ‘Move’ modification(s), apply them to the instruction square. If you go past an edge, wrap to the opposite side of the grid.
• In the instruction square, the top two arrows indicate which pins to toggle state (push or pull). The bottom arrow and number indicate which gear to rotate for how many hours clockwise. An overline means counterclockwise instead.
• If you have other modification(s), apply them to alter the instructions. ‘Rotate’ modifications are applied first.
• Apply the modified instructions to the Clock. Turn the Clock over to the other side.