You may want to see how Yandex did it: http://time.yandex.ru
There are links for switching between analog and digital clock on top of the page.
I've found this service by pure accident. Once I've needed to know what time is it now in some other city and I thought "hasn't Yandex made a service for this already?" It turned out, they did!
IMO, that's the ideal version of this service. But if you invented something better (the details you mentioned) - more power to you!
One other service I discovered the similar way is http://mirror.yandex.ru - it turned out that they maintain a comprehensive mirror of open source software, might be useful if you live in Russia; I actually get downloads at higher speeds because Yandex has special agreement with my ISP (Peterstar).
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You may want to see how Yandex did it: http://time.yandex.ru There are links for switching between analog and digital clock on top of the page.
I've found this service by pure accident. Once I've needed to know what time is it now in some other city and I thought "hasn't Yandex made a service for this already?" It turned out, they did!
IMO, that's the ideal version of this service. But if you invented something better (the details you mentioned) - more power to you!
One other service I discovered the similar way is http://mirror.yandex.ru - it turned out that they maintain a comprehensive mirror of open source software, might be useful if you live in Russia; I actually get downloads at higher speeds because Yandex has special agreement with my ISP (Peterstar).