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Patrick Moor
Rating: 4.2(190)
Installs: 10,000 - 50,000
Price: Free
Updated:
February 13, 2011
Requires:
Android 2.1 and up

A simple app that shows a full-screen version of the original Swiss Railway Clock.

Note: Unfortunately, Android does not provide a way to do smooth animations on a widget and I would not be able to animate the second arm - which seems to make a widget rather pointless. Should Android every allow animations, rest assured that I will add a widget.

Please report any issues at http://code.google.com/p/swiss-railway-clock/

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Reviews

Peter - October 27, 2012

First Class!

I work in broadcasting and this is the best clock on the market. Studio Clock has a slight advantage in that you can programme it to stay on all the time, however the Swiss Railway Clock has a beautiful display. My biggest wish is that the Swiss clock can override the phone system, and be displayed permanently on. Please, Patrick...?

February 15, 2011

An authentic experience

Every minor detail of the Swiss Railway clock lovingly reproduced... lacks only the whoosh of wind blowing in your face as the train rushes in to the station, on time, of course.

Chris - January 4, 2012

Brilliant!

Any chance of an option to keep the clock on, thereby over-riding screen off/power save?

Karl - October 13, 2012

Bril butt...

Option to keep screen on. and scale to fill the screen - esp on a TV

October 21, 2011

Fantastic app. No doubt the most functional, recognizable and beautiful clock in ...

Fantastic app. No doubt the most functional, recognizable and beautiful clock in the world. Typical Bauhaus.

Abdelrahman - November 19, 2012

Useless

It is well designed , but what is its use when it is not a widget or locker theme or even wallpaper , thanks anyway

M - November 22, 2012

Sid (Nov 12th) has missed the point!

Sid, you've missed the point that the second hand on the real Swiss railway clocks, DOES wait on the last second before clicking over. The application faithfully renders this! And as the writer points out, this is why he can't currently make it a widget.

Michael - October 16, 2011