A circular gauge can simulate real-world clock faces by combining multiple axes, needles, and labels on a 360-degree dial. This makes it a natural fit for building fully functional analog watch visualizations in JavaScript.
This sample recreates a classic analog watch with two concentric axes: an outer axis displaying Roman numerals and an inner axis with major and minor tick marks forming the timescale. Three needles for hours, minutes, and seconds are connected by a central knob and update every second based on the local system time. A date aperture to the right of center shows the current day and month, and a branded label reads "AnyChart TIME."
Follow the step-by-step Circular Gauge Chart Tutorial to learn how such gauges are built. See the Circular Gauge documentation for all configuration options.