Kimá Jewish Lunar-Solar Clock

The only watch that shows the Torah's hours — the ones that don't last 60 minutes — on your wrist. Zmanim, the moon, a Kotel compass and the prayer of the moment. Free.

The world's first solar-lunar Jewish watch. One of a kind, free, on your wrist.

The Torah's hours don't last 60 minutes. They are shaot zmaniyot: a daytime hour is one twelfth of the daylight, a night hour one twelfth of the darkness. In summer the daytime hours grow longer; in winter they shrink. For the first time you see them live on your watch, computed for the real sky where you are.

• Zmanim at a tap — alot, netz, sof zman Shema, chatzot, plag, shkia, tzet. Tap any one to learn which moment of the Jewish day it is. • A living sky — the sun traces its arc, the moon waxes at night, the stars emerge at bein hashmashot. • The moon of the Hebrew month, in its true phase. • A compass to the Kotel — pointing to Jerusalem from anywhere in the world. • The prayer of the moment — Shacharit, Mincha, Arvit — and its berachah, one tap away. • The Hebrew date, always in view. On Shabbat, the watch rests with you.

For those who pray, and those who simply want to feel the pulse of the Jewish day. So beautiful even non-Jews want it on their wrist.

Made by My Jewish Day. Free, no account, no ads. Your location never leaves your watch.