What's this?
This is a base 6 clock,
optimized to make sense for a base-6 (seximal/heximal/senary) number system.
the day is 10₆ (6⏨) stretches,
each stretch is 100₆ (36⏨) spans,
and each span is 1000₆ (216⏨) seconds.
each stretch is 4 old-hours long;
each span is 10.4₆ (6.666⏨) old-minutes long;
each moment is 1.504₆ (1.851⏨) (nearly 2) old-seconds;
100₆ (36⏨) moments is about the same length as an old-minute (1.04₆ (1.11111⏨) times longer);
An excerpt from the post that inspired this clock:
"Due to the magic of triangular numbers, each "second" would be the exact same length as a "moment" in the Misalian system. We've merely taken the six digits used to display the time (00:00:00) and shifted the colons around a little (0:00:000). The first digit is very coarse, essentially just describing the general time of day (morning, afternoon etc.), though combined with the following two digits would provide a very practical level of accuracy (slightly more precise than rounding to the nearest ten minutes under our current system). Six "minutes" would be exactly two thirds of the existing hour, and nif "seconds" would be extremely close to the existing minute (1.04 times longer). Of course each "second" could also be continuously subdivided by 104 [1296] as with every other unit."
i'd like to give credit to Tab Atkins-Bittner for creating the Heximal Clock used as the basis for the modifications i made, and also to John "u/35Oh", who's reddit post Seximal Time : r/Seximal and example pictures inspired me to try making their "triangular" and clock-friendly design with a dynamic clock face.