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| The Phantom Hourglass is the namesake item for ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''. It is obtained after the first temple, during the second visit to the [[Temple of the Ocean King]]. It is used to journey into the temple without losing life, but with a time limit which recharges when Link leaves the temple, or by a few seconds if he breaks a yellow pot or kills a [[Wizzrobe]] (if he is hit by one, he loses time instead. The hourglass starts off with a certain amount of time, which can be added to by killing bosses or salvaging it from the sea.
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| It is later revealed that the hourglass was made so that [[Oshus]] could journey into the temple in search of [[Bellum]]. The sand in the hourglass, the [[Sands of Hours]], is the physical form of Life Force. This is absorbed by the temple rather than [[Link]]'s own Life Force. Since bosses are made of stolen Life Force, killing them gets extra time for the hourglass.
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| The hourglass is later made into the hilt of the [[Phantom Sword]].
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| At the end of the game, when [[Tetra's Pirates]] insist that Link and [[Tetra]]'s adventure was just a dream, Link pulls out the hourglass, now empty, which serves as proof of the events.
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