Pure Binary Clock

Each piece represents a fraction of the day. The largest represents a ½ day (2 ^-1 ), followed counter-clockwise by ¼, ⅛ ^th and so on. The smallest time interval represents 2 ^-16th of one day (about 1.318 seconds).

• 12h
• 6h
• 3h
• 90m
• 45m
• 22.5m
• 675s
• 2 ^-8
• 2 ^-9
• 2 ^-10
• 2 ^-11
• 2 ^-12
• 2 ^-13
• 2 ^-14
• 2 ^-15
• 2 ^-16

How to tell time

You can't (easily). So what's the point? To look at time as divisions of a day. When an interval passes, it transitions to up (it is "on"). For example, after half a day, the 2 ^-1 will be up and you can tell it's past noon. Evening (6pm) would be denoted by the left two indicators (2 ^-1 and 2 ^-2 ) being active.