THE MERCURY TIMECORE™ — PLANETARY TIMEKEEPER

Vault Entry: LUNARCHIVE™ — Moon Relic No. 132
“THE MERCURY TIMECORE™ — PLANETARY TIMEKEEPER”
Time doesn’t tick on Mercury. It scorches, freezes, and returns to zero. This is what remains.

Collection:

Moon Vault Collection / Orbital Artifact Series / Time Relics of the First Planet

Item Name:

THE MERCURY TIMECORE™ — PLANETARY TIMEKEEPER

Design Concept:

Forged in the image of Mercury’s crater-pocked skin, this spherical timekeeper holds more than hours — it holds orbital memory. Set within a jet-black meteor-textured globe, the face of the Mercury Timecore features a singular cosmic dial, etched with the symbol of Mercury — not printed, but deeply embedded.

Its design is a rebellion against digital time. It’s analog as resistance. The ticking becomes a heartbeat, the face becomes a map, and every passing moment is a journey across craters, fire, and silence.

Philosophy:

You don’t read this clock.
You feel it.

Each Timecore is attuned to Mercury’s 88-Earth-day orbital cycle. The seconds don’t rush. They burn slowly, echoing the real spin of a planet caught between two extremes — blazing daylight and absolute void.

This object is not here to tell time.
It’s here to remind you that you’re standing in it.

Key Features:

• Brushed titanium dial embedded in crater-forged orb
• No logo — only the symbol of Mercury, in place of the 12
• Reinforced sphere base for balance and silence
• Silent mechanical movement — runs without battery
• Precision-crafted using Lunarchron™ gears (Maincoon Infinity exclusive)

Symbolism:

• Top of the dial: ☿ (Mercury symbol) — crown of speed and intellect
• Bottom of dial: Feminine cross — the grounding of movement
• Together they represent: The first messenger. The one who saw first.

Dimensions:

• Height: 14.2 cm
• Width: 10.1 cm
• Weight: 2.6 kg
• Clock Face: 5.8 cm diameter
• Rotation Tolerance: Zero-slip orbital base

Price:

$14,800 USD
(Only 44 pieces — representing the 44 full Mercurian days in one Earth year.)

Tagline:

“There is no future. There is no past. Only orbit.”