The Omni Hologram Clock

This is "The Omni Hologram Clock". This design moves away from physical materials (Metal, Glass, Plastic) and enters the realm of Volumetric Light. The Strange Theory: Z-Axis Chronology: Time is layered vertically. The Hour is the base foundation (Low Z), the Minute is the structure (Mid Z), and the Second is the fleeting energy (High Z). Hard-Light Projection: The clock does not exist physically. It is a 3D projection emitted from a base station. It utilizes perspective and rotateX to render a 2D interface as a floating 3D object. Scanline Interference: The image is not perfect. It suffers from "Signal Decay," visualized by a scrolling scanline and randomized opacity flicker. Parallax Drift: As you view it, the layers drift apart based on the viewing angle, reinforcing the illusion of a hologram floating in empty space. Why "The Omni-Hologram" is a Final Boss: Z-Axis Hierarchy: Normally, clock hands are stacked flat. Here, I used translateZ(35px), translateZ(65px), and translateZ(80px). Because the parent .hologram-cone is tilted (rotateX(40deg)), you can clearly see the physical vertical gap between the Hour, Minute, and Second hands. They are floating on different planes of existence. Hard-Light Aesthetic: The color palette uses high-saturation Cyan (#00f3ff) on a deep black background to mimic a laser projector. The .beam-fader creates a volumetric cone of light fading up from the base, selling the idea that the light is being emitted from the floor. Base Station: Unlike other floating clocks, this one has a .projector-base on the "floor" (bottom: -15%). It grounds the design, making it look like a physical appliance sitting on your desk projecting the time into the air.