Seven planets · Twenty-four hours · One tradition

PlanetWard

Instruments for the planetary hours.

The Suite

Two instruments to keep the hour.
Two companions to go deeper.

I Flagship

Planetary Time

The day, the hour, the next — at a glance.

The ruler of the day, the planet of the hour and the one that follows, with a countdown to the next change, computed from your own sunrise and sunset.

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Planetary Time app icon: the current hour's glyph inside a gold ring showing how much of the hour is left

Right now, where you are

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II Flagship

Planetary Dial

The whole day, turning on one face.

All twenty-four unequal hours on a single dial, sunrise to sunrise, with the current hour lit and the hand moving through it.

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The live dial, sunrise to sunrise

Planetary Sigils app icon

Companion

Planetary Sigils

The book you return to.

Planetary seals, magic squares and the sigils traced on them, with the correspondences of each planet gathered in one place.

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Planetary Hours app icon

Companion

Planetary Hours

Any date. Any city.

A full table of planetary hours for any date and any place on Earth, with day rulers and the Chaldean order.

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The Chaldean Order

Slowest to swiftest. Each hour hands the day to the next.

  1. Saturn
  2. Jupiter
  3. Mars
  4. Sun
  5. Venus
  6. Mercury
  7. Moon

The lit planet rules the hour now, wherever you are.