(I’m not a big fan of the design, to be honest. So the time on this picture is about 04:18:49. What looks like the hour hand is really the minute hand, and what looks like the minute hand is really the second hand. It’s called iWatch, and it features an attractive rendering of three watches, including this Patek Phillippe watch with a 24 hour rotating dial. It’s going to look a bit odd at midnight, with that sunlit brick wall… I’m assuming that this is a genuine 24 hour analog clock. The Shepherd Gate Clock (this link is a link to the App Store) costs a modest dollar. Here’s a familiar sight: the famous Shepherd Gate Clock at Greenwich, London. Note that a single tap will rotate the dial so that 12 or 24 is at the top. If you have an iPhone please try this out, and let me know what you think! The artwork is mostly in PDF, for one thing. In fact, I suspect that it won’t work in any other browser apart from Safari.

$24 hour clock widget$

This web page has been designed specifically to work on an iPhone or iPod Touch as a web application. He modified an example supplied by Macromedia.ĭownload (SWF file) iPhone web application Watchmaker for Palm has an interesting 24 hour option with abbreviated city names around the edge.Ī Flash clock was kindly sent to me by Juan Carlos Tejedor, from Zaragoza (Spain), who says that he first saw a 24 hour analog clock in an episode of ER on TV. It provides a number of different 12 hour and 24 hour styles, including this one: It’s an elegant sun clock showing the rising and setting times of the sun for a number of locations, ona 24 hour dial (12 noon at the top, 24:00 at the bottom).Ĭhris Wiegman‘s LifeClock lite is for iPhone.ĪctiveEarth is a software clock that runs on Windows computers. This iPhone app is called Sol, written by Alexander Valys (web site. Visit the web site in Safari, then choose File>Open in Dashboard. If you’re using Apple MacOS X Leopard, by the way, you can easily make any web page (or any item from a web page) into a new Dashboard Widget. The WorldTimeServer site provides Flash clocks that you can embed in web pages, and in the Windows Vista sidebar. It says Windows, but it’s probably Mac as well. Max Emerson’s Yahoo widget can be downloaded from Softpedia. Skyclock, for both the iPhone and the PC (Windows only), has a 24 hour mode that makes a lot more sense to me than the 12 hour ‘conventional’ mode.įind the iPhone on the iTunes App Store (it’s free, ad-supported) and go to Skyclock for the PC version. On the Android store, and also on the iTunes App Store. Here’s a neat 24 hour clock for phones running Android, from Steve at. If you know any more, please let me know – or write one! A few more Windows examples would be good to have. Some can be downloaded from this site others are links to free, shareware, or commercial sites. This page lists some of the software you can get that displays a 24 hour analog clock.