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Circles
12 circular faces and quiet concentric-ring clocks. This is their exclusive processing home.
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Gimbal
Six nested rings of digits, each spinning its current digit up to a fixed pointer at the crown.
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Glass
A glassmorphic dial: frosted glass and translucent hands over a slow drift of colour.
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Gyre
The time on a ring tilted into perspective, turning once a minute through a bright front reading-zone.
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Numeral Orbit
Six orbital rings of numerals align to show exact local time.
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Pipefield · Dial
Three luminous pipe conduits leave a central junction to point out the local hour, minute and second.
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Planetary Hours
The classical unequal-hour ruler: day and night each split into twelve planetary hours in Chaldean order.
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Polyrhythm
Hours, minutes and seconds as three interlocking loops, each pulse struck from the clock.
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Radial Count
Three number rings turn past a fixed pointer; elapsed numbers burn, the rest fade away.
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Spectrum
Three concentric ring zones carry the hour, minute and second as radial lines; the ticking zone pulses.
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Bitwheel: Orbit
Three concentric wheels spell the hours, minutes and seconds in binary; each unit's six bits ride the full wheel, MSB at 12 o'clock going clockwise, lit bits glowing as the wheels counter-rotate.
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Bitwheel: Sunburst
Three concentric wheels spell the time in binary as radiating spokes: each unit's six bits are rays from MSB at 12 o'clock stepping clockwise, lit bits long and bright, unlit short stubs.
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Compliment Hands
An exact local-time instrument whose hour and minute hands complete one approved compliment.