At the third stroke: A HTML/CSS Clock

We’re now card-carrying horology geeks, and enjoy checking that our clocks are going ‘tick’ at just the right time. Here’s a clock we made from html so that we/you can easily find a source for that 60-secondly gratification (EDIT: thanks to an eagle-eyed customer suggestion, we added the traditional 2 second delay for the second hand to stop at the 12 position, so now it’s more like a Swiss Railway station clock).

If you’d like to embed this clock in your own site, simply include the following code in your html:

<iframe src="https://yagot.me/veebclock.html" width=”350" height="450" style="border:none;"></iframe>

If you just want a pretty desktop clock, point your browser at this page. If you feel fancy and want to make it into a proper desktop clock, use Rainmeter (Windows), Übersicht (MacOS) or Conky (Linux).

DISCLAIMER: There’s a tiny little link to our website if you click the clock logo