Comment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Diogenes

Well, in german all clocks start with ‘U’. The german word for clock is “Uhr”, (Which is not the passphrase for a QIII(I checked using kryptos as the alphabet key)). The numbers pointing to co-ordinates in Germany is a coincidence, and im sure must be a part of K5. I think that using TWT as the center, and using the numbers indicated by the letter pairs down to UHU and up to OXO, that gives either six or nine numbers. I think the doubled and palindromes are the key. It would be simple, having the key formatted within the cipher.
But, the TT pair is supposed to be part of the ‘BERLIN’ ciphertext. maybe the “second layer X” from K2 is directing us to this? the pairs are the key and the plaintext? explains why nothing matches.
After all, K2 is universal shorthand for “key to”
I think that we should not ignore the potential that k4 is in German adding a third level