Why settle for a cheap desk clock when you can enjoy a virtual aquarium while you look over to see when your work day will end? The Private Ocean from Sega Toys lets you not only view your fish but interact with them as well. Lighting on the clock changes to get you into a funky mood and you can even plug in your MP3 player so your fish and the lighting sway to the music. Ganja not included. $199.

If you like to express yourself through your stationery, these custom Laser Engraved Moleskine Notebooks might be what you need in your office ensemble. You can get all sorts of different designs that are pretty tight. Just let them know how you want it, bad boy. $25.

Even pirates need to keep track of appointments. The Skull Stationery Set by Assouline lets all of you swashbucklers write down dates and numbers without feeling like a poindexter. The Jolly Roger on your notepad is sure to drive fear into the hearts of coworkers and supervisors alike. $120.

Believe it or not. The Rich Man’s Change Bank from Red Envelope can easily transform from “dirt poor” to “filthy rich.” It is designed to hold all of that loose change you have collected every day.

The Wooden Calculator is “handmade by Japanese craftsmen of ecologically thinned Japanese cedar.” This solar powered calculator has a round-shaped with green keys, and features a stain-proof finish. $75.

World Time Clock is a barrel-shaped desk clock that has 12 sides. Each side contains the name of two major cities to represent the Global Time Zones. I think the World Time Clock is a great gift for business travelers and globetrotters. $40.

Designed by William Harvey, the Peel Magazine Rack “marries style with organization”. It is made of formed aluminum with a brushed finish.