Analog clock -- with numbers?

I like the analog clock on the external screen of my Style, but it can be difficult to read at a quick glance, since it has no numbers, and the 5-minute marks are all the same size.
Is there any way of having a clock that looks just like the current analog one, but has numbers at least in the 12-3-6-9 positions?

Hi jturecek
The Clock application on the BlackBerry® smartphone does not have the option to show numbers.
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