The clock presents the flow of time as a slowly rotating digital disc, each moment slipping past. The central hanging lens, at the right distance, gently enlarges a certain time number on the disc, so that the "current moment" naturally jumps into the field of vision. You don't need to look for it, it actively manifests.
The rotating disk carries complete time information, but the lens allows only a moment to be seen-a conscious visual filter. It weakens the whole, leaving only the "now", in a subtractive way, making the reading time focused and pure.
This is a structure about the gaze. It does not remind you of the passage of time, but invites you to see the present moment. Under this lens, time is no longer a target to be driven away, but a moment worth watching. Seeing this moment is enough.