The recalibrated Omnitrix in Alien Swarm Purpose In Time Heals Timeline, The Omnitrix looks exactly same. In Alien Swarm, the Omnitrix looks mostly the same as in Alien Force except it is a darker shade of green. When Ben is selecting his aliens it shows the alien's hologram standing on the core rather than the alien's silhouette. The inside of the hourglass symbol glowed in different colors during certain moments these colors signify the mode that the Omnitrix was presently in. When the core pops up, it glows green.Īfter recalibrating, the Omnitrix resembled a slimmer and sleeker watch-like shape, now with a green wristband, and the face of the dial becoming black and green. In Race Against Time Timeline the Omnitrix looks exactly same as in the Original Series, but the tubes are grey. In Destroy All Aliens and Omniverse flashbacks, the Omnitrix looks the same as in the Original Series, but with two buttons instead of one. Finally, the band had two rings of white tubing, that would glow green under special circumstances.
The ring of the faceplate had four symmetrical lights that would glow with the hourglass symbol.
The band had an activation button on the side facing the user if on their left hand. The faceplate was part of a cylindrical tower when Ben selected his aliens, the tower would pop up from the base of the Omnitrix, and the hourglass would invert into a diamond and show the aliens' silhouettes. It had a dark grey faceplate in the middle (like a watch dial) that had a green hourglass shape (the symbol of universal peace/Galvan Tech) on it. They started building the tower in 1843 and finished in 1859, making the tower more than 160 years old.In its first form that Ben encountered, the Omnitrix looked like a large wristwatch with a wide band, primarily black and grey in color. The Palace of Westminster was destroyed in a catastrophic fire in 1834 and parliament decided that they would build a new clock tower as part of the restoration works. With four clockfaces on the tower, that’s a staggering 1,292 individual pieces of glass in total! #3 – Big Ben was built 164 years ago #2 – The clock face is made from hundreds of individual pieces of glassĮvery clock face is intricately made up of 324 pieces of pot opal glass, all held together with a cast iron frame. The tower itself was previously known as ‘The Clock Tower’, but in 2012 it was renamed Elizabeth Tower to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee. Although most people know this iconic landmark as Big Ben, this is actually the name of the bell in the tower – which weighs a whopping 13.7 tonnes! There are a lot of theories about where this name came from one of them being that the bell was named after Sir Benjamin Hall, the Chief Commissioner of Works, who was affectionately known as ‘Big Ben’.
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