Orbital Clock Rainmeter Skin

Orbital Clock presents time as a moving planetary-style arrangement instead of a standard clock face or digital readout. Three orbits divide the display into hours, minutes and seconds, with the outermost assigned to hours and the innermost assigned to seconds.

Source-listed appearance and features

The following details are reported by the source listing, not established by a DeskSpruce installation test.

• Created by Varelse42.
• Uses a planetary-system appearance.
• Outermost orbit represents hours.
• Middle orbit represents minutes.
• Innermost orbit represents seconds.
• Orbital elements move with time.

Setup and limits

The directory lists a .rmskin package for Orbital Clock. Follow the listed source instructions for installation and loading; the supplied evidence describes how to read the three orbits but gives no additional configuration or adjustment procedure.

The planetary appearance is a way of displaying time, not evidence of astronomical calculations. The source does not document date information, alarms, time-zone selection or any controls for changing the orbital presentation. Current Windows-build compatibility has not been independently verified; this research did not install or execute the skin.

Open source listing and package link (source page, not a direct installer).

Creator and preview provenance

Created by Varelse42. Source listing · Original source preview. Preview published by VisualSkins for Orbital Clock Rainmeter Skin, credited to Varelse42; wallpaper and other desktop items are not asserted to be included. Preview reproduction is owner-authorized with unverified reuse rights; this is not a creator license grant.

Related skins and installation

Read the Rainmeter installation guide. Compare Caruso Clock and Scroll Time. These are different works, not additional editions of this skin.