Once while in London I spent a great deal of time in the Energy Hall of the Science Museum admiring the 19th century engineering works. There is an efficient understated beauty in the engineering works of that period, which no doubt appeals to my North of England industrial ancestry.

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Standing Gravity is reminiscent of that period with its structural plates, cam arm linkage pendulum suspension and angular gravity arms.

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Housed under a glass dome and lit from below the time would be read via movable rings displaying hours, minutes and seconds. 

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The finish would be satin black steel complimented by gold lacquered 

or gold plated components.