Commander Wakedale here. Any good Victorian time traveler knows how important it is to have several paths through the time stream. The Explorachron provides time manipulation as well as showing the time traveler the local magnetic direction (if available), orientation, longitude and latitude. How does it do this? The Explorachron uses "time and relative direction indicating systems" that were provided by a strange fellow that lived in a large blue box. This gives the time traveler the ability to freeze time and disrupt the local stream of time (time disruption is accomplished by passing the time traveler through all points in time, similar to an infinite improbability drive, but for time). Along with these features the Explorachron can also be used to set a reminder and can provide illumination (if available). If you only need time manipulation and orientation indication, try the free Explorachron Lite with slightly less functionality.
- Commander Montague Wakedale, AirShip Corp retired.

Key features of the Explorachron:
- Analog clock face with gear tick second indicators.
- Compass (if available in device) and device orientation indicators.
- Secret digital clock display and reminder.
- Secret longitude and latitude display.
- Lamp (because sometimes it's dark).
- Control of individual sound effects.
- Disruption of local time stream.
- Freezing of local time stream.
- Link to time matrix (note: the Explorachron will not actually travel through time unless connected to the time matrix located in a large blue box that is bigger on the inside).