24-Hour Ring – World Clock

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About this app

24-Hour Ring is a GMT-style world time watch face for Wear OS, built for the Samsung Galaxy Watch, for watch enthusiasts and visual thinkers. The whole day is drawn as one circle, noon at the top and midnight at the bottom, numerals every three hours with ticks between. The waking hours 06 to 18 take the theme accent, the working hours 9 to 17 are amber, and the night is muted. Your local time sits in the centre with a white marker at your hour on the ring; each world zone is a dot that slides round it. You do not read the times so much as see who is awake.

Under the centre time, each zone's own line: its time over Fri · EDT. No arc overlays, no weather, no shortcut chip; the dial is the point.

Settings, all on the watch (hold the face, tap Customize):
• Zone 1, a dot in the accent colour, from 69 time zones, every inhabited one on Earth
• Zone 2, a muted dot, off or any zone
• Zone labels, on or off
• Colors, eight themes

Your own zone is never a setting: it follows the watch. Daylight saving changes on its own, per zone, through 2036.

24-Hour Ring is built in the Watch Face Format: no phone app, no account, no network access, and no data collected.

Requires Wear OS 6 or later. Tested on the Galaxy Watch 7. One-off purchase, no subscription.

Setup guide: worldclockwatch.com/setup.html
Support: worldclockwatch@gmail.com
The whole day on a 24-hour dial, your world zones as sliding markers. Wear OS.
Updated on
Sep 23, 2026

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