In the shape of an (Oblate Frustum) A very futuristic high-tech ultramodern non-terrestrial large desktop chronometer designed and engineered specifically to measure and keep and verify and indicate time on a non-terrestrial rotating moon that is orbiting a planet that is orbiting a star. The futuristic high-tech ultramodern non-terrestrial chronometer indicates the time based on the dynamics and movements involved resulting in an extremely complex mechanism and display. Strange sweeping geometric type non-terrestrial symbols indicate the minutes and hours. One full rotation of the moon takes 28 utc hours and one full orbit around the planet takes 24 days utc. Large (Desktop) Chronometer is shown in various random configurations and sizes both (digital and analog) and is made from 80% highly polished shiny titanium with reflective orange and blue trim. Dual dials indicate the complex calculations in deep purple led illuminated strange non-terrestrial digital symbols