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I'm sure a lot of us have some photo's of clock faces in our stock portfolio, the one troubling thought I have had is this:

What time on the clock sells best.................this is serious question, I would appreciate your guidence.

Go to timex.com and rolex.com. Those watches are always set to about 10 after 10.

Yes, ten after ten is the standard for selling watches.

I have an outside antique clock in my portfolio, the needles fell off inside the glass.  I called it 'timeless'.  It doesn't sell too much, even though I framed it so that the numbers would represent the business hours "from nine to five".

The ten past ten has the shape of a V (victory or peace), maybe that's why it's so positive.  With a darker look, I suppose that the midnight clock or a few minutes before would work too.

I'm no expert but maybe a clock set to 5:00 PM would be a good time to display.  That's typically what time the workday ends (quittin' time!) for those of us pushing the 8-5 workday.