Thank you thank you.
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That most certainly doesn’t look stupid, it looks really cool actually! Please tell us how to read it?
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Technically, it’s BCD!
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HEX I think .
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As marked, the first two columns are the hours and the last two are the minutes. The diagonal line has a weight of 1. The oval has a weight of 2. The rectangle has a weight of 4. The triangle has a weight of 8. Simply add the lit symbols to get your current number. Example, to get 5 you would have a lit diagonal line and a rectangle in the same column.
And yes, this is hexadecimal code.
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It is binary. Or to be specific, it is BCD – Binary Coded Decimal.
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Ok, technically it is BCD only because it counts to 9, where hexadecimal counts to fifteen. Because the four bit places can count to 15, it only counts to 9 here, hence, it is BCD. It’s more about the application than the medium. We all happy now?
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Ahh we could stretch this debate into a couple of Topics I am sure .
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I love this clock face idea. That’s literally how I read the face. After 30 mins its 29mins to the hour. Quarter to the hour and so on.
You have it very bright and clear too, which is nice 
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