A miniature 1960s railway station built inside an open antique brass pocket watch, photographed in macro on dark velvet. The front cover is flipped open and the dial has been removed: the exposed gears and balance wheel become the station's turning machinery and a footbridge, the curved brass rim forms the station wall, and a tiny steam train curves along a circular track around the inside edge, past a little platform with a bench, a station master holding a lantern and two passengers with suitcases. The inner side of the open lid reflects the scene. The watch stays completely real: worn engraved brass, its chain coiled beside it. Warm faded film colour, fine grain, tilt-shift miniature effect. No text, no letters, no numerals.