Mechanical score reels roll the digits over behind an edge-lit translite, in a hand-built half-inch plywood cabinet nine inches across — and you set the time with pinball flipper buttons. Officially licensed Gottlieb and Bally backglass art, credited to the artists who drew it, and the translites swap out if you’d rather have your own. A CR2032 keeps time while it’s unplugged. From $319, built to order.