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Orbdial armillary sundial

ORBDIAL is layered with sundial history. The pair of upright and slanting rings, which outline an armillary sphere, were invented by the astronomers who measured the celestial movements of sun and stars in ancient Greece and Rome.
Polished and matt stainless steel, phosphor bronze, and brass, make up this elegant but precisely calibrated sundial sculpture. The relationship of gnomon angle to hours on the dial is exact and stays true when the sundial is set for a different latitude.
The universal tilting sundial was designed for wealthy travellers to use at different latitudes. Orbdial has been created with these elements from the past, and is believed to be the very first of its kind.
Before delivery the dial is set at the angle to suit its location. There is a mechanism for aligning north-south by the sun.
Orbdial armillary sundial
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Orbdial armillary sundial

ORBDIAL sets a horizontal sundial within an armillary sphere with meridian and equinox rings in a unique design that may be the very first of its Read More

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