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It's A Date Perpetual Desk Calendar

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Category: Perpetual Desk Calendar

Is it a calendar? Yes. Is it a game? Yes. Is it the perfect way to put off work for a few more minutes? Yes. This perpetual calendar by Brass Monkey is as challenging as Steve in finance...but way more entertaining. Start each day moving this puzzle around to get the stainless steel balls inside to land on that day's date, month, and day of the week. It's literally a new game every day.

  • Includes three .25" diameter stainless steel balls to mark the day, month, and day of the week...once you roll them there.
  • Features a black wooden design (with a glass top to keep the balls inside).
  • Under the glass, the four-color artwork highlights 50 recessed spots for the balls to land.
  • Keeps track of everything but the year (but we think you can handle that one on your own).
  • Calendar measures 4.75" square (and 1" deep, btw).
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

I bought this to waste time between meetings and it's become the best part of my desk. Figuring out the date each morning feels like a tiny brain teaser, and the perpetual setup means no flipping pages all year.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The whole thing is a puzzle you have to solve to set the date, so I end up fiddling with it way longer than I should. It's oddly addictive, and my coworkers keep wandering over to try it.

Ava ★★★★★

I keep this on my desk and it's become a little ritual—sliding the tiles to the right date every morning takes longer than it should, which is exactly the point. The perpetual design means no flipping to a new page every year, and the puzzle aspect keeps me oddly entertained between calls.