Flip clock

**Update** 24 hour version!!
It ended up being more difficult than I thought it was going to be. It resets to 1:00 after 24:59. I was able to shrink down the 24 hour version even more and it now fits into an incredible 13x10x12 space!!

Free to use just please give credit and don't claim as your own

An extremely compact clock with an interesting movement. It based on an old idea called a flip clock. The numbers roll through the sequence as a piston feed tape. I poked around inside and realized I could tidy up the redstone quite a bit. So I gutted it and started over. The result was achieving totally silent operation aside from the pistons, as well as a huge amount of leftover empty space inside. I started thinking about what I could fill this space with. so I decided to try something I've been wanting to tackle for a while now, an hourly bell chime. I got to work making a circuit, and even though it has a lot of duties to perform, I came up with something compact that works perfectly. It rings for every hour on the hour, and once each at half past the hour, then resets itself back to 1 after 12:30. A noteblock and a bell can each be toggled on or off. I managed to fit all this into the clock with STILL room to spare so I worked out the circuitry for an AM/PM indicator as well. There's a one minute clock at the back right of the clock that can be toggled on and reset with a switch. The clock will tell real life time in this mode. There is also a one second clock towards the center that can be toggled on or off. This will advance the clock one second at a time, like a stop watch. Only run one clock at a time, and do not spam the noteblocks at the front of the clock. These are for advancing the roller one space, you can use these to adjust the number wheels and change the time. I recommend only using the one minute and ten minute adjustment to set time, as this will keep the hour chime in sync with the hour. I've included 2 fully tested and fully functional clocks in the download. One version is stripped down with only the clock function. The other has all the features mentioned above, all crammed into the same insanely compact 13x10x13 space!!!!