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The '''Ancient Horologe''' was a very delicate instrument linked to time itself. It measured the passage of time across different dimensions. It was crafted like an ornate clock by the master chrono-smiths from the older worlds and given to [[Percival Tubbs|Lord and Lady Tubbs]] as a wedding gift by the [[Tenth Doctor]]. It had pride of place in the Clock Room of [[Croxton Hall]]. It was damaged when [[Thief (13 O'Clock)|a thief]] dropped it in a scuffle with Lord Tubbs. As a result, a fracture in time was created, displacing those nearest to it into a different kind of time. ([[DWA]]: ''[[13 O'Clock]]'') | The '''Ancient Horologe''' was a very delicate instrument linked to time itself. It measured the passage of time across different dimensions. It was crafted like an ornate clock by the master chrono-smiths from the older worlds and given to [[Percival Tubbs|Lord and Lady Tubbs]] as a wedding gift by the [[Tenth Doctor]]. It had pride of place in the Clock Room of [[Croxton Hall]]. It was damaged when [[Thief (13 O'Clock)|a thief]] dropped it in a scuffle with Lord Tubbs. As a result, a fracture in time was created, displacing those nearest to it into a different kind of time. ([[DWA]]: ''[[13 O'Clock]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 22:35, 28 January 2012
The Ancient Horologe was a very delicate instrument linked to time itself. It measured the passage of time across different dimensions. It was crafted like an ornate clock by the master chrono-smiths from the older worlds and given to Lord and Lady Tubbs as a wedding gift by the Tenth Doctor. It had pride of place in the Clock Room of Croxton Hall. It was damaged when a thief dropped it in a scuffle with Lord Tubbs. As a result, a fracture in time was created, displacing those nearest to it into a different kind of time. (DWA: 13 O'Clock)
