Atomic Clock Sync
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AtomTime v.3. 1. 2004
A 32-bit Windows Internet (Winsock) application which will connect to the Atomic Clock time server in Boulder, Colorado (USA) and fetch the current atomic clock time value. It compares this value to your PC time and displays the difference.
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WebTime v.3 8
WebTime 3.8.0.0 is a small program that will synchronize your PC's clock with an atomic clock.
World Time Clock v.2 57
WorldTime Clock is a universal time-keeping utility, providing PC users with the most accurate time by synchronizing with atomic time servers and displaying local Time and Date in any Location (or Timezone) around the world.
Attache Transparent Clock v.1 7
Transparent desktop clock with fully customizable shape, alarms, and atomic time. It may have a digital or analog clock face of various colors, sizes and shapes - you may even set individual parameters for each application you run,
AnalogX Atomic TimeSync v.1.0
The AnalogX Atomic TimeSync is a nice, small, very simple, yet very useful application specially designed for those who like keeping track of time.
WorldTime Clock v.3.0.2
WorldTime Clock is a simple application that allows you to add multiple digital or analog clocks with different time zones.
Atomic World Clocks Free v.1.0.0.2
This free program allows the user to have a direct access to atomic times worldwide.
BeatNik Internet Clock
A nonrectangular skinnable clock. Synchronize your clock with Atomic Clock via direct internet connection or SOCKS 4 proxy. Displays time in 12/24-hour and Internet Time formats. Includes a skin editor.
ASD Clock v.2.7.9.9
With such awesome features like Alarm Synchronization, Atomic Clock, super customizable alarms and display, you will probably find at least one thing you will love about ASD Clock.
JCOM Clock Synchronizer v.1 7
JCOM Clock Synchronizer keeps time on your computer always accurate by checking your system clock against the highest precision atomic clock servers.
Atomic Chronograph v.5
Automatically synchronize your PC clock via the Internet with the atomic clock servers of the National Institute of Standards and Technology