TachClock
I always wanted a modern interpretation of a pocket watch to match this digital age we live in. Since I had no way to build it in real life, I did the next best thing: I created a Konfabulator Widget instead.
This clock displays time using a 'digital tachometer' style display, where each lit indicator represents an elapsed hour, minute, or second. Simply read the number of indicators lit for the hours, minutes, and seconds to determine the time. Fortunately, this is easier than it might… More
This clock displays time using a 'digital tachometer' style display, where each lit indicator represents an elapsed hour, minute, or second. Simply read the number of indicators lit for the hours, minutes, and seconds to determine the time. Fortunately, this is easier than it might… More
Current Version: 1.04
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.04 RossBeautiful widget! I like how it can pop up and how you can change the colors! My fav modern clock!
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.04 DaniGorgeous! Peter, you're absolutely genious with this one! It's the coolest, simplest, and spectacular clock ever made!....sure I would pay all the money to have one of these on my wrist...
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.04 LynxLeeIngenious! I'd like to have a real watch that's designed this way. I'd buy it from Swatch or Casio if they do design it. Thank you Peter, for your great imagination.
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.04 vchat200Very nice widget indeed. Much like some of the others, the only change I would suggest is the chime.
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.04 AlanThis is great! I didn't think I needed a clock on my desktop, but after reading all the positive comments I couldn't help but install this one. Now I love it!
One thing I would love to see is when it clears the seconds, minutes or hours, instead of just clearing, how about if it quickly cycles backwards? Just like a real tach would when changing gears. So the seconds would slowly tick up, up, up and then when it reaches 60, it quickly zips back, unlighting as it goes.
