24 hour clock widget?

Anyone know of a 24 hour clock widget that allows you to set the time zone?

Vince
What options have you set for date and time display in your System Preferences.
For law enforcement documentation purposes this is serious
Given that the date and time Exif data can be edited by anyone with iPhoto or any of a hundred other apps I don’t think that this information is reliable for “law enforcement documentation purposes.“
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TD

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