Horologium

Introduction
Horologium, also known as The Pendulum Clock, is a constellation in the night sky that borders Dorado, Hydrus, Erindanus, Reticulum and Caelum. Horologium has 6 main stars and 4 of its stars has planets. The brightest star in Horologium is Alpha Horologii. 
Information about Horologium
Stars inside Horologium are: Alpha Horologii, Beta Horologii, Iota Horologii, R Horologii, Gliese 1061, Delta Horologii, HD 27631, Mu Horologii, Gliese 146, Eta Horologii, Nu Hor, TW Hor, Lambda Hor, Zeta Hor, U Hor, Gamma Hor, S Hor, IC 2042, W Hor, V Hor, DK Lacertae, Z Hor, X Hor, HD 15379, Gliese 114.1 A, HD 21981, Gliese 93 and T Hor. Galaxies inside of Horologium are: Horologium I, NGC 1512, Abell 3266, NGC 1510, Arp-Madore 1, NGC 1448, NGC 1433, NGC 1483, Phoenix II and Galáxia Anã de Horologium II. 
More Information about Horologium
Horologium is Latinized Greek for Pendulum Clock or An Instrument for telling the hour. Horologium was introduced in 1756 by French Astronomer  Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille who gave it the name it has today.