Even with a week of daylight saving time behind us, you might still be confused during early morning and evening hours. Here are six analog clocks made or sold in Maine to help keep you ticking.

ANTIQUE BANJO TIMEPIECE AT KING STREET CLOCK REPAIR, INC.

Made circa 1904 by George Killam in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, this rare piece features original hand painted and gold leafed artwork. Contact purveyor for dimensions.

$2,100. 247 King Street, Oxford or kingstreetclocks.com

AREAWARE WALL CLOCK AT THE PMA STORE

With hours represented by three-dimensional shapes, this clock with squiggly hands passes the time with fun. Made from plywood and beechwood; eight inches diameter.

$85, available in yellow or pink 7 Congress Square, Portland or store.portlandmuseum.org

MANTEL CLOCK AT CLOCKS BY CHRISTOPHER

Keep it classic with this “Carly” Ridgeway Clock by Howard Miller: hear Westminster or Ave Maria chimes on the hour from this oak-finished display case with beveling to the dial and a brass pendulum. 11.5 inches high, 9.75 inches wide.

$379. 356 State Street, Ellsworth or clocksbychristopher.com

CERAMIC CLOCK WITH STAND FROM GEORGETOWN POTTERY

Pick your own graphic or glaze for this heavy duty, porcelain clock that measures eight inches diameter.

$55. Purchase or find retail locations at georgetownpottery.com

KEZER WEATHER CUBE BY HARPSWELL HOUSE, INC.

Made in Brunswick from slate on a rotating wood base, the four faces show a clock, barometer, thermometer and hygrometer. Five-and-a-half inches by five-and-a-half inches by six-inches.

$315. harpswellhouse.com

BIG TIME MINI-CLOCK BY LEARNING RESOURCES

Who cares what time it is? Make the hour whatever you need it to be with this accurately geared teaching clock. Four inches in diameter.

$5. For retail locations and to order online visit staples.com

These items were independently sourced and selected for feature by METLN Content Studio staff. Please contact the retailer for most up-to-date pricing and availability.