Pomodoro Dial Timer
A digital recreation of the classic spring-wound kitchen timer that inspired the Pomodoro Technique. Instead of a flat clockface, this variant renders a tomato body as two stacked hemispheres: a static lower bowl and a rotating upper cap. The minute numerals are printed around the cap's outer rim and project with real horizontal foreshortening, so numbers compress and fade as they wrap around the tomato's curved edge. A fixed pointer on the lower half marks the remaining time while the cap appears to unwind. It is the most tactile, object-like timer in the collection: glossy enamel body, curved seam, mechanical tick, and a bell-like alarm when the countdown ends.