Navajo Clock

Navajo Clock is a desktop gadget for Windows 7 and Vista users who want to enhance their computer by applying an analog clock with graphical elements that make it resemble a real-life clock D&G Navajo clock. It comes loaded with just a couple of customization options.

All desktop widgets specially designed for Windows 7 and Vista are easy to install, and this one makes no exception.

It gets automatically synchronized to your system clock at startup, showing the local time in analog mode. The digital method is not implemented, so you don't have to look for it in the options panel.

Instead, you can change the timezone to any other location in the world. Unfortunately, it's not possible to launch multiple instances of Navajo Clock, in order to set different timezones and keep all clocks on the desktop.

The tool is also capable of showing the seconds hand, and provides a shortcut to the Windows settings area, where you can alter the computer date and time. There is only one skin available for the clock.

It doesn't have any other options of its own. However, thanks to the settings shared among most such desktop gadgets, you can make the frame stay on top of other windows, move it to any part of the screen using the mouse, adjust its opacity level, close it, or add more widgets.

Unsurprisingly, it doesn't hog system resources, since it needs a minimal amount of CPU and RAM to work properly. No error dialogs popped up in our tests, and it didn't freeze or crash.

Sadly, it has only a handful of options and doesn't make room for customization. We are also taking into account that Navajo Clock hasn't been updated for a long time.