Which Make-Believe puppet lived in a clock with no hands?

Daniel Striped Tiger lived in a grandfather clock with no hands in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. The clock was an orange structure on the set, and its handless face reflected the idea that time could change in the Land of Make-Believe.

Daniel was a shy but thoughtful tiger puppet performed by Fred Rogers. He first appeared on Children's Corner, the earlier Pittsburgh children's program that helped lead to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. Rogers named him after Dorothy Daniel, the woman who gave Rogers his first puppet.

The clock was not merely a visual home. Daniel wore a watch on one arm because, despite living in a clock, he still wanted to know what time it was. That detail is an easy source of confusion: the clock itself had no hands, while Daniel's watch supplied the practical timepiece.

Daniel later became part of the wider Mister Rogers legacy. His son, also named Daniel, became the central character of the animated series Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, which PBS announced in 2011.