Clocktopia

Clocktopia represents a collection of clock faces that you can display on the screen. This widget comes packed with 8 different clock faces that you can choose from. It is easy to install and set up.

The interface is made from a small, circular frame, containing an analog clock. You can move it anywhere on the screen, by dragging it with the mouse cursor.

By opening the context menu, you can bring up the Options panel to select your favorite clock face, as you can easily navigate options and apply changes. Plus, you can write a clock name to be shown on the screen, as well as display the second hand and enable bounce mode for it.

As far as functionality goes, Clocktopia is synchronized with the local system clock. But you can also select a different time zone for it, as well as directly access the Date and Time panel found in Windows by default.

Thanks to the default options provided by the operating system, you can also set the frame to stay on top of other windows, or set its opacity level to a preset value, ranging from 20% to 100%. Another important aspect to mention is that multiple instances are allowed. You can open more than one Clocktopia widget, and select different clock faces for them to show on the screen.

The widget is light on the system resources, using a minimal quantity of CPU and system memory. It has a good response time and works well, without making the OS hang, crash or pop up error dialogs. Unfortunately, it has not been updated for a very long time. Otherwise, Clocktopia can be handled with ease even by first-time users, thanks to its overall simplicity and limited features.