1. Could there be an option to place 00:00 at the top instead of the bottom? It looks like both positions have been used for analog 24 hour clocks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/24-hour_analog_dial
2. Could there be an option to set the background to be a polar-projected world map (e.g. United Nations emblem) that rotates to align with the turning of the hour hands?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azimuthal_equidistant_projecti...
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2400
2401
And on to 2459, 2500, 2501 etc.
(At least they used to before 24 hour running, not sure about now)
> there is no time in hour 24
Doesn't matter. 24 marks the end of the day.
One advantage of using 24 instead of 0 is it makes it immediately obvious that this is a 24 hour clock. Otherwise you have to read the 0, see the 23 next to it, and infer that it's 24 hours, which takes a moment if you are not expecting it.
I forget the reasoning, but I remember it being described to me as both necessary and a reasonably common construct.
I wear a 24 hour analogue dial wrist watch, with 24 on top. I'll admit, I sometimes wish I had chosen 12 on top, since it's more naturally to look at the watch during the day, and less so during the night. Since it more naturally follows - on quick visual inspection - what it would look like on a normal 12 hour analogue dial.
Rateka also makes a well-regarded 24 hour dial.
Both easily available for €100 or so, though only the vostoks are automatic.
Mine is specifically from the Military Time Collection, called Military Dress, I believe.[1] Unfortunately, the specific model appeared to be sold out right now.
0 - https://www.aaawatchclub.com/
1 - https://www.aaawatchclub.com/military-time-watches_5to6.html...
Would also love to see an option to highlight working hours (9am to 5pm?). Those are important markers for most individuals.
But unfortunately they have noon at the top.