10. Clock Tower Tattoo

Clock towers are popular historical structures and are used as symbolism in many different pieces of literature. These tattoos are an excellent choice for readers, history buffs, writers, or simply those who enjoy the design.

11. Skull Clock Tattoo

In Western cultures, skulls represent death, mortality, or immortality. But, skull tattoos have flexibility in their meanings, making them easy to add to other designs and styles.

12. Old Clock Tattoo

Artwork featuring older clocks is often popular with those who have a more exquisite style. The clock can be customized to feature beautiful designs or focus on more traditional elements. Consider a sun-dial, pendulum clock with roman numerals, pocket watch, or even a vintage wrist-watch design if you love the classics.

13. Small Clock Tattoo

Not all tattoo designs can be small and still look good after a decade. But luckily, if you keep your design simple, this bite-size tattoo will still look fashionable a decade on.

14. Flower and Clock Tattoo

If you love the traditional idea of a rose and clock tattoo but want to do something to modernize it, choosing a different flower is a great way to rejuvenate a classic. Each flower holds its own significance, so choose something personal to you. Try Marigolds, lotuses, peonies, or hibiscus flowers.

15. Clock Compass Tattoo

Time and direction are significant factors in life; A compass tattoo usually points to the direction the individual considers “home,” or the direction of a particular place or person. Compass clocks make elegant and dashing tattoos, especially when done in black and gray shading.

16. Clock Gear Tattoo

Clock tattoos with exposed gears are an excellent choice for men into technology or mechanics. Any revealed mechanisms make for an ideal steampunk design (think bold lines paired with gold and gray colors to complete this tattoo).