MERCURY HALO TIMEPIECE™ — THE FIRST HOUR

Vault Entry: LUNARCHIVE™ — Moon Relic No. 137
“MERCURY HALO TIMEPIECE™ — THE FIRST HOUR”
A clock that forgets time. And therefore remembers everything.

Collection:

Moon Vault Collection / Ritual Objects / Temporal Instruments

Item Name:

MERCURY HALO TIMEPIECE™ — THE FIRST HOUR

Design Concept:

This is not a clock.
This is the pause between before and after — a sculpted reminder that time is not linear, but orbital.

The MERCURY HALO TIMEPIECE™ is a horological sculpture crafted from darkened lunar alloy with a crater-textured orbital core. Suspended inside a seamless Halo Stand™, the clock floats like a moon trapped in gravity’s perfect whisper.
It does not tick.
It breathes.

There are no numerals. No logos. No noise.
Just twelve discreet hash marks — symbols of Mercury’s twelve visits to the same thought. A meditation on return. On patience.

The time is always now.
But the form remembers every moment that passed before you arrived.

Symbolism:

The Mercury symbol is engraved at the base, not for branding — but as a permission slip to vanish from Earth’s tempo.
To sit. To watch. To wait.

This is the first object in the Vault to defy utility in favor of ritual.

Materials & Specs:

• Clock Orb: Cratershade™ Stone Alloy (each one uniquely pitted)
• Frame: Singularity Ring™ — forged carbon-steel arc with zero-weld integrity
• Movement:
  • Swiss Silent Core™ — quartz-regulated with 8-year battery reserve
  • No ticking sound; internal vibration indicator
• Finish: Matte Meteor Black with soft glow resonance under starlight

Dimensions:

• Height: 47 cm
• Width: 30 cm
• Depth: 18 cm
• Weight: 7.5 kg

Price:

$26,500 USD
(Only 88 made — one for each Earth day it takes Mercury to orbit the Sun.)

Tagline:

“Time doesn’t pass here. It listens.”