Dozenal Clock 1.7

The Dozenal Clock is a unique time-telling device that uses a base-12 numbering system instead of the traditional base-10.

The Dozenal Clock divides the day into 12 hours, with each hour consisting of 100 minutes and each minute consisting of 100 seconds. This allows for precise timekeeping in duodecimal (base-12) system.

Using a Dozenal Clock can make time calculation and representation more intuitive for users familiar with duodecimal system, as it eliminates recurring decimals and simplifies certain mathematical operations.

While it may take some time to get used to initially, users often find the Dozenal Clock easy to read once they familiarize themselves with the base-12 time format.

Yes, the Dozenal Clock can be used in conjunction with a standard clock to provide users with choices in time representation and help them adapt to different numbering systems.

The Dozenal Clock is available both as a physical clock and as a software application, giving users flexibility in how they prefer to use it for timekeeping.

The software version of the Dozenal Clock typically includes settings for adjusting time offsets, including daylight saving time changes, to ensure accurate timekeeping.