A kairoglyph dial built from independent rings. A 360° degree ticker counter-rotates the drifting zodiac band, read by four cardinal index arrows; the nested figures each solve on their own cadence, and a golden teardrop falls to strike the lock — sealing an ever-changing sacred geometry drawn from the twelve.
360 one-degree marks, majors every 30°. It counter-rotates the geometry and, on a strike, spins up and clicks through a combination — four cardinal index arrows mark where it stops.
The twelve signs, on a slow drift by default so the whole instrument breathes. Switch it to hold steady if you want the signs locked upright.
Two figures drawn from the twelve and the true fingerprint (its real planetary aspects) nest toward the core. Each solves independently, then a golden teardrop seals them into an ever-changing sacred geometry — hexagram, grand cross, dodecagram, twelve-point star…