![]() | Rubik's Clock |
Place | Result | Name | Quote | Date |
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1 | 5.16 seconds | Koen Wermer | n/a | 20090308 |
2 | 6.26 seconds | Edwin de Menezes | I had solved it in 14 secs in 1991 and 12.66 secs in 1996 and now its 6.26 secs. | 20080801 |
3 | 6.56 seconds | Mátyás Kuti | Not lucky, just easy case. Check out the video | 20070108 |
4 | 6.66 seconds | Jacco Krijnen | Done in the car with Mats to the Dutch Open 2008. 666 Number of the Beast hehe =P. Koen deserves the official WR! | 20081021 |
5 | 6.84 seconds | Matthew Rudnicki | Really awesome solve. I got two lucky clocks, but overall was just a really fast solve. Turning was fast and super accurate. I'm really pumped right now. | 20080516 |
6 | 6.87 seconds | David Woner | WCA style scramble: u=5 d=0 / u=-4 d=1 / u=2 d=2 / u=-1 d=-1 / u=-3 / u=6 / u=4 / u=3 / u=-1 / d=0 / UUdd | 20090214 |
7 | 6.91 seconds | Derrick Eide | Wow! Wow! I didn't expect this time for me! sub 7 yah! :) | 20061027 |
8 | 7.52 seconds | Szabolcs Balázsi | n/a | 20090201 |
9 | 7.53 seconds | David Pemberton | 2 clocks skipped, my order exploits easy faces so I get lucky often.woot! | 20071112 |
10 | 7.55 seconds | Shota Kobayashi | Good! | 20080818 |
11 | 7.56 seconds | Taki Sugimoto | n/a | 20080708 |
12 | 7.97 seconds | Sander Hendrickx | I think around 8 seconds is more or less the limit. skipping 1 (or maybe 2) steps isn't considered lucky because it happens quite a lot with the clock (and trying to exploit lucky cases gives you bad bad times :-s) Cheers Stefan :-) My method | 20060108 |
13 | 8.05 seconds | Stefan Lidström | best solve of new 9.81 10(12) average PB | 20081231 |
14 | 8.14 seconds | Stefan Pochmann | I wish I could do this all the time. I'm not even safe below 10 but most solves are below 11 now. | 20040805 |
15 | 8.35 seconds | Stijn van Gils | my first non-lucky sub-9. and a pretty fast one thanks to Sander, using his method | 20051206 |
16 | 8.55 seconds | Gunnar Krig | It was very fluid, but I think I can do low-7 with a perfect solve. | 20050609 |
17 | 8.61 seconds | David Woner | only one skipped step. it was just extremely smooth. this was the first scramble from the #34 contest on speedsolving. also the first solve from this video | 20080826 |
18 | 8.74 seconds | Erik Akkersdijk | From my 10.53 avg. A realy good solve. | 20061011 |
19 | 8.98 seconds | Dan Gosbee | 17 years after i bought my first one, I can still hit under 10 seconds everytime!!. A really good feeling. |   |
20 | 9.85 seconds | Cameron Yeoh | Once you know how to do it, it is really easy. Practice makes you quicker! |   |
21 | 9.87 seconds | Boris Konrad | There it is! Sub10! YES :) SpeedStacks Timer, lubed Clock, Stefans system (thanks!) | 20060305 |
22 | 10.00 seconds | Andrea Santambrogio | n/a | 20081016 |
23 | 10.31 seconds | Joseph Liao | Rubik's Clock is addicting! Thanks to Stefan's site, don't forget to visit mine ) My site. |   |
24 | 10.61 seconds | Dan Cohen | Very easy. | 20080304 |
25 | 10.64 seconds | Wim Lambrechts | close to sub-10 now | 20060622 |
26 | 10.81 seconds | Bob Burton | There is still room for improvement. Visit my site. | 20060602 |
27 | 10.82 seconds | Garmon Roberts | Second time breaking my record in a week. | 20090106 |
28 | 10.98 seconds | Fumiki Koseki | next sub 10. | 20061217 |
29 | 11.23 seconds | Thomas Bischof | I know I've had at least one sub-10, but I of course forgot to record it. Had this puzzle for a few weeks now. | 20040814 |
30 | 11.67 seconds | Ben Picolo | That brings me to top 10, eh :) | 20051021 |
31 | 11.93 seconds | Lucas Garron | Got fast today. Completely non-lucky solve, just very smooth. | 20071112 |
32 | 11.99 seconds | Anssi Vanhala | n/a | 20060417 |
33 | 12 seconds | Jasmine Lee | I was really excited when this puzzle came out, but I quickly realised that in no way could it live up to The Cube. It's definitely much easier than it looks. Having said this, I couldn't do 12 secs now, I set this time ages ago when the puzzle first came out. Haven't touched a Clock in years. |   |
34 | 12.22 seconds | Hadley Sheffield | Hope to have times like this at nationals! | 20080508 |
35 | 12.33 seconds | Pedro Campos | I had this bet with a friend he told me I couldn't do it below 13s his rubik's clock. Did it :) I don't think I'll practice to get a faster solve (perhaps BF it some day), I also have a sub30 cube solve bet going on ) |   |
36 | 13.12 seconds | Thom Barlow | I'm aiming for sub-10 here. Doesn't look that far off, either. | 20050908 |
37 | 13.56 seconds | Tobias Daneels | Thanks to stijn for teaching me. | 20051201 |
38 | 13.63 seconds | Péter Trombitás | yeah sub 15! prctise practise and get faster:D | 20081109 |
39 | 13.73 seconds | Craig Bouchard | When I get into this mode, all my puzzles just start getting good times, and I break a lot of PBs. | 20051121 |
40 | 14.37 seconds | Thomas Le Roux | My first sub-15. | 20060927 |
41 | 14.63 seconds | Michael Gottlieb | Not lucky, but this is fast for me. | 20070205 |
42 | 14.80 seconds | Gilles van den Peereboom | n/a | 20050905 |
43 | 14.90 seconds | Charlie Cooper | i need a smooth turning clock! | 20071112 |
44 | 15.15 seconds | Joe Wallace | I'm pretty pleased with this. | 20060313 |
45 | 15.76 seconds | Ben Whitmore | First sub 20. | 20081102 |
46 | 16.06 seconds | Tim Sun | Best non-lucky solve of my best average. | 20060526 |
47 | 16.08 seconds | Tristan Wright | Very satisfied with this time, hope to soon get under 15 seconds. | 20060512 |
48 | 16.59 seconds | Emanuele Scibilia | Not a good result, I know. But I have a lot to improve. I have to practice more. :P The Italian Rubik's cube group | 20071201 |
49 | 17.44 seconds | Kelley Reynolds | n/a |   |
50 | 18.02 seconds | Ben Luo | Still getting used to Stefan Pochmann's method. | 20060418 |
51 | 19.97 seconds | Sean Connolly | A pretty good solve. By no means lucky, but I was able to set 3 clocks on the cross with my opening move. My clock turns nice & smoothly, and by the way, Dan Harris, YOU'RE NOT HAVING MY CLOCK! -) Oh maybe if you want to borrow it on DCD'05 but I must have it back!! Who is 'Absolute' and who is 'Obsolete' anyway? Me, I'm just plain confused! -) | 20051013 |
52 | 20.00 seconds | Zebadiah W. Ziegenbein | I got this puzzle just this weekend in the mail, i bought it off ebay for 2.99 and it came with the box and instructions. And it was only a state away!! This was pretty good since i have only had it like 3 days. And when i opened it with in 5 minutes of opening it, it was sovled. Now i just have to do a lot of practice on looking ahead at the other clocks and having a faster mind for this puzzle. And it moves pretty good too. | 20060424 |
53 | 27 seconds | Rune Zedeler | Cannot go any faster than this. :-( Still thinks it pretty fast, though. Far too easy for a Rubik's puzzle. |   |
54 | 27.01 seconds | Dan Harris | I want Sean Connolly's Clock. Cubestation.co.uk. [Obsolete Team member with Stefan] | 20050718 |
55 | 30.54 seconds | Thomas Clement | Bleh, getting better. Not quickly though. | 20060525 |
56 | 31.65 seconds | Ouyang Yunqi | n/a | 20080531 |
57 | 32.32 seconds | Ton Dennenbroek | Just tried 5 times |   |
58 | 35.57 seconds | Mikael Vanhala | n/a | 20060417 |
59 | 46.08 seconds | Josh Rotholz | Not bad for my 10th ever solve ) I love this puzzle. | 20080503 |
60 | 47 seconds | Jeroen Hörters | easy puzzle | 20071015 |
61 | 55.32 seconds | David Chung | Played using the 1 in Rubik's website, since I don't own a Rubik's Clock. | 20090510 |
62 | 2 minutes 36.74 seconds | Patrick Jameson | i beat my record by like a minute. | 20070217 |
63 | 2 minutes 53 seconds | James Watt | Just got it in the Mail today awesome little puzzle. I will keep at it and get faster I hope. Jarhead Cubing | 20060316 |
64 | 4 minutes | Jason Grochmal | Best I can do with my technique. |   |