Sprocket and chain time machine *clockbait*

A long time ago I saw a clock that had 12 numbers on a chain that hung from a sprocket that rotated at one number per hour, it seemed kinda cool but not very useful as a clock, so I had the idea to make an anachronistic hours: minutes numerical display clock, I started by designing the numbers and having them laser cut and refining the design until it looked like this, the process of building and designing it was too tedious to film, but I have made videos of building sprockets etc.
I tried to keep this interesting (for the first half of the video anyway) and ran the motors at 5 volts for part of the video to show what was happening more clearly, I included my high quality wiring diagram for the switches too.
‪@Clickspring‬ not sure if this is exactly in your wheelhouse, but while you probably won't see this you definitely won't if I don't "at" you :)

[@lapislignum]

Here's a sped up video showing the operation over a ~ 12 hour time period.

[@nikolajgoodger9567]

Wow. That's not just great engineering, it's art!

[@OmniShadesGaming]

This is amazing.

[@_Msn_]

Really cool kinetic clock! I'd love to have one like this in my house!

[@Ekriirke]

Beautiful!

[@sion023]

Wonderful, you deserve way more views.

[@MachiningandMicrowaves]

That is a clock I can relate to. Excellent stuff

[@juanzaragoza117]

absolutely

[@gertjevanpoppel7270]

That is so cool 👍

[@niyiabel109]

Must have taken a lot of work and research

[@C...G...]

👍😀

[@bartdelabarre3432]

WOW!! Great!

[@mangeshkale5402]

Salute

[@douro20]

Looks like it's driven with windscreen wiper motors.