MeetBauhaus Clock.An elegant analog clock screensaver for Mac.

• Choose among 16 dial colors ranging from restrained neutrals to brighter blue, yellow, pink, and green options.
• Switch between day and night themes, with automatic appearance matching and a separate selection of luminous night colors.
• Select a quartz-style one-second tick, a smoother mechanical sweep, or continuous digital movement.
• Display the face at Classic or Compact size on built-in and external screens.
• Use the developer's pixel-shift behavior to move static elements subtly during extended display.
• Run on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs supported by the current macOS requirement.

Bauhaus Clock suits a desk, studio, reception area, or shared display where idle time should look intentional. Its appeal is visual rather than functional: it does one job with more craft and customization than the generic clock screensavers bundled with a computer.

It does not provide alarms, world clocks, productivity timers, or desktop widgets, and there is no trial. The $19 price is substantial for a screensaver, so the website's examples should be reviewed before purchasing. Display owners remain responsible for appropriate idle and power settings even though the developer includes burn-in mitigation.

Bauhaus Clock requires macOS 13 Ventura or later and supports Intel and Apple silicon Macs. The installer is signed and notarized by Apple. The developer states that the product has no ads, tracking, subscription, or required account. Installation adds a screensaver to macOS; updates are downloaded through the purchaser portal rather than the Mac App Store.

Bauhaus Clock costs $19 as a one-time purchase, with future updates included. No trial is available.