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> 
> Have any of you figured out how to solve Rubik's clock yet? Also, what is
> best source for cubes (and cube-like puzzles) that you know of? ...I
> normally shop at Puzzletts.

Don Taylor and I wrote a book ``Mastering Rubik's Clock''.
Published in 1988 by Simon and Schuster which gives the 
solution.
The clock is very easy to solve (hence the book is very 
thin, only 16 pages).

Leanne Rylands