Records that
stopped spinning.
Now they keep time.
Each REplay clock is hand-built from a real vinyl record - scratched, charity shop, or simply forgotten - rescued from landfill and given a second life on your wall.
Eight students. One school.
A crate full of old records.
We're a team of just under ten Year 10 students at Radnor House Sevenoaks, running REplay as our company for the Young Enterprise programme. Our name starts with RE to mark Radnor Enterprise, and it also emphasizes recycling and replaying old records to keep them out of landfill.
We split ourselves across three departments - Finance, Production and Marketing - and run REplay the way a real small business has to: tight budgets, real suppliers, real customers.
We took our first batch of clocks to Spitalfields Market in London, set up a stall among working market traders, and sold directly to the public. It's where we learned what people actually want to hang on their wall.
Finance
Budgets, pricing & costings
Production
Sourcing, cutting & building
Marketing
Branding, social & market stalls
Quality Check
Every hand tested before sale
Sourcing
Charity shops & donations
Operations
Orders, packing & collection
Every clock is one less record in landfill.
Vinyl is PVC - it doesn't biodegrade, and most warped or scratched records end up thrown away rather than played. We intercept them before that happens, and turn something unplayable into something useful for decades.
Five records. Five clocks.
All one of a kind.
Every sleeve is different, every clock is unique - once it's gone, that exact record won't come back round. Click a clock to add it, then check out below.