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Widgets

Clock: the time, in your time zone or another

The time, big enough to read from across the room. It keeps time on the TV itself, so it runs without the internet.

A Clock widget on a TV: 9:50 PM in large white figures, with the date, Monday, November 9, 2026, beneath.

What it shows

The current time, filling its widget. With Show the date on, the date sits under it. With a label, the label names the place, which helps when two clocks stand side by side.

Add it

Drag Clock from the Widgets list onto the grid, or tap an empty cell and pick it. Click it to open its settings: on a computer in the panel on the right, on a phone in a sheet from the bottom.

Settings

SettingWhat it does
12-hour clockOn: 9:50 PM. Off: 21:50. On by default.
Show secondsAdds the seconds. Off by default.
Time zoneA zone name such as Europe/London or America/Los_Angeles. Blank uses the TV’s own time.
LabelA line naming the place, such as “London”.
Show the dateThe date under the time.

Like every widget, it also has a Background colour. Text on it turns black or white to stay readable.

Good for

  • A waiting room or counter, where people check the time before they ask.
  • Several clocks for the offices or customers you work with in other time zones, each with a label.

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