Craighill Tycho Puzzle

Craighill isn’t the first to release a puzzle cube—but the Tycho Puzzle is certainly one of the most stylish ones out there. This eight-piece puzzle cube looks remarkably simple at first glance, but each piece has been shaped with just enough nuance and asymmetry that it’s hard to open and even harder to put back together. There’s a void on the inside of the cube, too, making it a great place for a small surprise trinket if you want to give the Tycho as a gift that doubles as a gift box. Like many of Craighill’s desk ornaments and puzzles, the Tycho is designed with painstaking craftsmanship and top-tier materials—formed of alternating die-cast brass and stainless steel components. And because it weighs a full pound and a half, it feels just as good in the hand as it looks.Craighill isn’t the first to release a puzzle cube—but the Tycho Puzzle is certainly one of the most stylish ones out there. This eight-piece puzzle cube looks remarkably simple at first glance, but each piece has been shaped with just enough nuance and asymmetry that it’s hard to open and even harder to put back together. There’s a void on the inside of the cube, too, making it a great place for a small surprise trinket if you want to give the Tycho as a gift that doubles as a gift box. Like many of Craighill’s desk ornaments and puzzles, the Tycho is designed with painstaking craftsmanship and top-tier materials—formed of alternating die-cast brass and stainless steel components. And because it weighs a full pound and a half, it feels just as good in the hand as it looks.