MultiClock Civil/Solar/Metric 3.0

The clock provides multiple time representations, displayed in various formats for comprehensive understanding.

It presents civil time, reflecting the current local time adjusted for daylight saving rules and time zone considerations.

Solar time is also shown, based on the sun's apparent position in the sky. It indicates solar noon, the moment when the sun reaches its highest point, which varies depending on geographic location and Earth's position in its orbit.

The primary time display shows hours and minutes in a conventional format familiar to most users. Additionally, it features a metric time system that divides the day into 10,000 equal segments, with midnight represented as 0000 and just before the next midnight as 9999. A progress bar visually indicates the percentage of the day that has elapsed.

The device also displays sunrise and sunset times in both civil and solar contexts, presented in hours and minutes as well as in metric units.

A dedicated "classic" display mode simplifies the interface to show only solar metric, civil metric, and standard civil hours and minutes.

An integrated converter allows users to input a specific time—civil or solar, in hours:minutes or metric format—and convert it seamlessly across all available time representations.