Let me know if it is accurate for your time zone?

http://www.suite101.com/files/mysites/AskAlice/Clock.htm

Accurate to a tee in the midwest. I have this saved somewhere it's pretty cool

Here's a Polish digital clock:
http://www.yugop.com/ver3/stuff/03/fla.html

Also accurate in Pacific Time,Vancouver,BC derf

Being a professional nerd (Web Developer) I peeked at the code doing this. It's a nice little app, and it will work anywhere anytime because it get's the time and date from your computer.

Dan, could you enlighten me on just how a person would go about "peeking" into a program?

Only because webpages are not compiled.
A compiled program is what Windows and almost all applications you use are. A compiled program is originally written in any number of programming languages, the programming language is more like a script, it tell's the compiler (a program that makes programs) how to write the binary (the old 1101101...) code to do a certain task. Thats why if you view a program in notepage it looks like a bunch of garbage.
Then we come to html, your browser act's like a compiler, it reads the simple commands of the *.html file and converts it to what you see on the fly. Now if one wants to see that html (and Java Script in this case) you simply go to the page, click "View" then "Source" and it will present you with the code that makes the page tick.
Sorry for the long winded explanation, but it's a pretty complex subject, if you yearn for more information please feel free to PM me.