NGC 663 (center) and friends // Peter Butler
Those friends are NGC 654 (upper right), NGC 659 (lower right), and IC 166 (upper left).

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NGC 663 (center) and friends // Peter Butler
Those friends are NGC 654 (upper right), NGC 659 (lower right), and IC 166 (upper left).

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Star clusters galore! // AnaTa
Included are IC 166 (top left), the Fuzzy Butterfly Cluster (NGC 654, top right), the Lawnmower Cluster (NGC 663, center right), and the Yin-Yang Cluster (NGC 659, bottom right).
NGC 663, C10 (center) // mhtandy
Seen in this wide-field image, NGC 663 is a part of a stellar association that contains a few other open clusters. To the top right is NGC 659, to the top left is NGC 654, and at the bottom left is IC 166.
All of these clusters are circumpolar, meaning that if you're in the northern hemisphere, you'll be able to see them all year round in the constellation of Cassiopeia, the Queen.