John Davis, known as the 'original picker', dedicated his life to rescuing antiques, most notably the Velhagen Clock, which he saved from destruction in the 1960s. After his passing during the pandemic in 2020, a group of enthusiasts undertook a years-long restoration of the clock, which now proudly stands on Main Street. Meanwhile, a new type of clock has emerged in the tech world, featuring a binary flip digit display created by Marcin Saj, which utilizes an ATmega328 and Arduino for its operation. In Italy, a tragic shooting in Crotone resulted in the death of a local pizza chef and left a police officer seriously injured, prompting an investigation by authorities. Additionally, the Westport Library's historical clock, wound manually every 78 hours, continues to function after 118 years, reflecting the importance of traditional craftsmanship in timekeeping. Lastly, the Corpus Clock in Cambridge, designed as a cosmic representation of time, features a unique 'Chronophage' creature that symbolizes the relentless passage of time, challenging perceptions of how time is measured.