VistaClock
VistaClock is a menubar clock utility for macOS that replaces the built-in system clock with a more customisable alternative. It displays the time in the menubar and optionally shows the week number. When clicked, it opens a dialog containing both a calendar and an analog clock for quick reference. Users can also add additional clocks configured for different time zones, making it useful for people who frequently work across multiple regions.
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1 suggestionVistaClock appears to have been last updated to version 2.3.4, and we found no evidence of a native Apple Silicon build or active ongoing development. The GitHub repository and developer activity are not recent enough to indicate current maintenance. For a modern, actively maintained menubar clock alternative with native Apple Silicon support, consider Timing or Paw, both of which offer calendar and time zone features on modern macOS. If you need only a simple additional clock in your menubar, macOS itself supports multiple time zone displays in the built-in clock without third-party software — open System Preferences → Date & Time → Clock, then enable "Show date and time in menu bar" and configure additional time zones as needed.
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