Global Clock

A powerful global clock application that allows users to view the current time in multiple time zones around the world. It supports both digital and analog clock styles, with sound effects for a more immersive experience. Built using Python and Tkinter for a user-friendly graphical interface.

Features

• Multiple Time Zones: Displays the current time for 16 different cities across the world.
• Digital and Analog Clocks: Choose between a digital clock or an analog clock to suit your style.
• Tick-Tock Sound: Adds a ticking sound effect for a more realistic clock experience.
• Customizable Styles: Easily switch between different clock styles and settings.
• Real-Time Updates: Time is updated continuously for all selected time zones.
• Lightweight UI: Simple and responsive user interface that adapts to any screen size.

Berlin Clock Style

London Clock Style

Paris Clock Style

Supported Cities

The clock supports the following cities from around the world:

• New York (EST)
• Los Angeles (PST)
• London (GMT)
• Paris (CET)
• Tokyo (JST)
• Sydney (AEDT)
• Mumbai (IST)
• Moscow (MSK)
• Beijing (CST)
• Dubai (GST)
• Cape Town (SAST)
• São Paulo (BRT)
• Buenos Aires (ART)
• Cairo (EET)
• Mexico City (CST)
• Toronto (EST)

Installation

To get started with the project, clone this repository and install the necessary dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/CipherChaos/Global-Clock.git

Make sure you are in the project directory

cd Global-Clock

Install the required dependencies (libraries) using the following command

pip install -r requirements.txt

Run the project

python main.py