Giant clock

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The timekeeper stands tall, a giant wall clock with a diameter of 80 centimeters that commands attention. Its components are many, yet perfectly synchronized. At its core is a case housing a single quartz battery, a simple yet reliable power source costing between two and five euros. This unassuming heart beats within a honeycomb housing support, a sturdy base with a diameter of 110 millimeters that provides stability and balance to the entire structure. Two needles protrude from the clock's face, their lengths strikingly different - one measuring 200 millimeters and the other a more modest 120 millimeters. These slender indicators rise from the clock's surface like sentinels, marking the passage of time with precision. The numbers that surround them are equally impressive, standing at a height of 72 millimeters and emblazoned on the clock's face in bold, clear script. Alongside these numerical markers are smaller pointers known as markers, their heights varying between 80 millimeters and a more delicate 45 millimeters. Together, these elements work in harmony to create a visually striking timepiece that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.