Here are 10 Awesome jQuery Clock Plugins Tutorials & Demos which you can integrate in your website.

Old School Clock with CSS3 and jQuery

An amazing clock with just CSS3 and jQuery.This demo will only work in Firefox 3.1+ and Safari 3+ (and other modern WebKit based browsers like Chrome).

CSS3 Digital Clock with jQuery

Create a simple digital clock with date and time, with the help of jQuery script and CSS3 for a little animation, there’s nothing hard enough to understand the various methods and use your creativity in the best of ways.

Colour Clock Rebuild

The original Colour Clock is a brilliant idea by Jack Hughes representing time as a hexadecimal value. This is a rebuild of The Colour Clock using jQuery/CSS3.

Led Time Panel

This led panel can be used as a countdown, a clock or as a random numbers. It’s easy to change parameters of this led panel (all parameters are written in HTML -file), that’s way you don’t need to edit the source code.

jDigiClock

jDigiClock is a jQuery plugin inspired from HTC Hero Clock Widget.

jQuery Sliding Clock

jQuery transpearant Slider clock with CSS sprites.

Polar Clock

The PolarClock is an intriguing and aesthetically-pleasing visualization of the current time designed by Gabriel Bucknall. A single wedge encodes each time field (e.g., seconds, minutes) as both angle and fill color.

jClockClock[DEMO]

A Colorful Clock With CSS & jQuery

we are going to make a colorful jQuery & CSS clock, which will help you keep track of those precious last seconds of the year.

April/Zero

This clock is beautifully animated and uses HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery to accomplish everything.