ten after six? I'm sure you had a good idea here, but it's way over my head. If you are using photography to convey an idea, or illustrate a concept, it's not working when most of your viewers just say "Huh?"
Doesn't really work for me -- the subject is un-interesting -- the glare on clock and right side of image are distracting elements -- I don't get a sense of an era from the picture -- it could be now or it could be 1982
I'm scorig you quite low for a few reasons. Please take these reasons as a representation of how to please or not please one voter (maybe more if I'm the only one willing to comment) One I have no idea what year you are portraying (by looking at the picture. Although you say "now" in your title, now is not a year and the hands on a clock have been around for a long time, which leads me to... Two, this clock is not something that would do well in a time capsule. It is like you are submitting a photograph to a corporate client hoping they will use your photo in their adds. They ask for a picture the distiguishes which a specific year. Would they select your photo over others. No.
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