I can’t say I’m a big fan of target-based merchandise. Yes, it’s a symbol that still says "mod" like no other – but it’s just a little overplayed and has suffered badly through association with downmarket clothing retailers like Lambretta Clothing.
However, I’ll make an exception for the Giant Target Clock from Doghouse. It’s minimalist look is very appealing and you can imagine it being a great focus on a large plain wall.
It measures approximately 15cm X 5cm X 22.5cm and is available for the incredibly cheap price of £12.99 from The Doghouse online store.
Even if you’ve not heard of Shag, I’m guessing you’ll have seen his work somewhere – from the Pink Panther box set to 
I love watches from the 70s – forget understated charm, these are watches that are big and bold, representing a time in watch design when innovation and forward thinking was at a peak.
Contrary to popular belief, the "teenager" didn’t suddenly materialise in the 60s, nor did they emerge at the turn of that decade (as brilliantly described in Colin MacInnes’ Absolute Beginners). The start of youth cults started as back as the early to mid 50s, as rationing finally ended and a defined group emerged between children and adults.