Qiyi Magnetic Clock

Clock is a popular puzzle and has long been an official sport in Rubik’s cube competitions. Unfortunately, they have had to struggle with low quality Clocks. Today we are pleased to introduce the Qiyi Magnetic Clock – which is by far the best Clock we have come across, made specifically for competition. The clocks have top precision and the buttons are easily pushed into place and held in place with the help of magnets. This Clock is simply a joy to play with. The Clock amazingly has over 200 built-in magnets! If you want to open the puzzle to adjust or lubricate it, it’s easy to do with the help of a standard screwdriver.

The puzzle comes with: A transparent stand to display the clock on, a solution guide and four trading cards.

Cuboss Background Skin – Clock Inserts

If you want to change the background of the clock, you can now do so with our so-called Background skins or Clock inserts. We sell these both stand alone for self-assembly or fully assembled for a cost of 3 €. Choose the option you want in the variant menu above. If you want to mix different backgrounds yourself, you can do so by purchasing them separately here.

Instructions for mounting backgrounds yourself

Be careful when working with the puzzle so you don’t damage anything or lose pieces. We do not offer free spare parts for the Clock in case you lose nuts or similar, but they can be ordered here.

1. Unscrew the four screws.
2. Carefully turn the Clock over while making sure it stays together.
3. Carefully remove the “protective glass” that sits on the Clock. Make sure you don’t lose the four nuts that are now on the protective glass.
4. Place the background on the clock without glue or adhesive. Don’t forget to check that you put the background in the right direction (the arrows should point in the same direction as the 12 (II)).
5. Then put the protective glass back and make sure the nuts are in place.
6. Carefully turn the Clock over while making sure it stays together.
7. Carefully remove the “protective glass” that sits on the Clock.
8. Place the background on the clock without glue or adhesive. Don’t forget to check that you put the background in the right direction (the arrows should point in the same direction as the 12 (II)).
9. Put the protective glass back on.
10. Tighten the four screws. Make sure the nuts on the back are still in place so the screw goes through the nuts. Note that you don’t need to screw very hard, if you tighten the screws too hard, the clock will turn more slowly.