On 1/13/21 11:09 AM, Adrian Godwin wrote:
I saw this multi-zone clock mentioned today :

https://www.electronics-lab.com/arduino-nano-33-iot-based-ntp-world-clock/

It's not a ready-to-go product nor is it as simple as 4 COTS clocks. It's
possibly also harder to put together than Didier's suggestion, which could
run on a raspberyy pi with an LCD screen. However the design is presented
as something to copy so it's at least not such an open-ended project as
making it yourself from arduinos.

I'm not sure what physical format you wanted. I read it as a row of clocks
rather than a square, arranged to fit on a common screen. Perhaps that's
not important. However if you're interested in something less
computer-like, have a look on aliexpress for 'supermarket shelf edge
display' - there are a number of very wide but low-height displays
available now.

I'm thinking of it as a row of clocks, as roughly laid out where the red lines in the attached picture are.  An "office toy" (in my telework office adopted from my daughter) but also convenient. Yeah, no problem finding apps that can display it on the screen... I'm thinking more "art" or "furniture".   Shelf edge display is interesting. When I was sitting gazing upon the shelf, I was thinking battery powered clock, and if it has NTP (or WWVB), all the better, to keep it set.


28" - 71cm across



On Sun, Jan 10, 2021 at 10:08 AM Didier Juges <[email protected]> wrote:

Well, the latency in the php web page I posted earlier bugged the heck out
of me so I redid it the "right" way:


http://www.ko4bb.com/js/clock/?tz=America/Los_Angeles,Europe/Paris,Asia/Novosibirsk


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