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A adult celestial mechanic with tousled dark-blue hair, copper-brown eyes, and round goggles pushed onto his forehead sits on a wooden stool inside a cramped clockmaker’s workshop. He wears rolled-up cream sleeves, a dark burgundy waistcoat, fingerless gloves, and a weathered leather apron. Leaning forward with focused curiosity, he uses delicate brass tweezers to fit a tiny glowing moon into an open pocket watch. The oversized pocket watch rests upright on the workbench, its exposed mechanism containing miniature orbiting planets among intricate golden gears. A small blue planet casts a cool reflection across his fingertips. Glass jars filled with starlight, loose springs, and polished tools surround his workspace. Behind him, a tall arched window reveals a vast ringed planet hanging over the rooftops at dusk. A warm desk lamp lights his face and the brass mechanism, contrasting with the violet evening light entering through the window. A few luminous specks hover above the open watch. Vertical composition, framed from his knees upward, with his face, hands, and the celestial mechanism forming the central focus.