Michael Walker's Chronulator

Michael writes about his Chronulator project:
The face plate is curly maple. The front edge of the case is hand oiled black walnut, milled from a tree that had to be removed when I built my house. It's made to sit on a shelf so the back half of the case is pine, joined with wood biscuits to the walnut. The meters are industrial meter relays I bought on eBay. My wife is quite good with Photoshop so she helped me with the scales on the meters. I removed the scales, scanned them on a flat bed scanner, altered the images, printed them out on heavy paper stock and attached the paper scales to the original plates with a glue stick. They are 100uA meters so I didn't have to alter the circuit. Because they are meter relays I could use it as a timer/alarm clock but that would require 120VAC and I like the long battery life you designed into the original circuit.
Comments
An elegant hybrid of analog and digital design, with lots of character. Seeing it on the sawhorse reminds me of an old-fashioned large format camera; I could imagine this Chronulator mounted on a vintage tripod! Anyway, beautiful work…