The Clock widget

A clock for one place — five faces from analog to a date-first Today card — for an info card or an action tile. What each design shows, and where it fits.

Updated 19 Aug 2026

The time, in the screen’s own time zone. It is the quiet corner of a design — the card or tile that makes a lobby screen read as alive without asking for attention.

The Clock on an info card.

The Clock on an info card.

Can go on: Info cards · Action buttons

Settings

SettingWhat it doesWhen to change it
DesignThe face: Duo, Digital, Analog, X-Large or TodayDuo pairs the dial with the date, Today leads with the date and weekday, X-Large is the time alone at maximum size — pick what the reader at that distance needs first

On an action button the clock always shows its Duo face, whatever the card design says — a 3:4 tile has room for exactly that one.

What this does not control

  • Which time it shows. The clock has no time-zone setting of its own — it shows the screen’s own time. Several cities at once is the World clocks widget.
  • Its size and colour. The whole design’s font size, appearance and widget background apply here like everywhere else — see Widgets and the places they go.