Analog Clock
Show the browser's current local time with analog hands and a digital time, refreshed once per second.
How to use
- Open the page to read the current device time; there is no start button or manual clock setting.
Capabilities and scope
A one-second interval creates a new Date and calculates second, minute, and 12-hour hand angles.
How it works
Second hand=seconds×6°, minute=minutes×6+seconds×0.1°, hour=(hours mod 12)×30+minutes×0.5°.
Example
At 14:30:00 the hour hand sits between 2 and 3, the minute hand at 6, and the second hand at 12.
Useful for
- View current time visually inside the web page
Before you use it
- It follows the device clock and browser timezone and does not measure synchronization against an Internet time server.
Frequently asked questions
Does it synchronize with an online time server?
No. It displays the current JavaScript Date from the device.