Think clock. Wind the clock w/ all markers.

This thread is for all things related to the Q-Clock. Q left markers and hints to build and read the map, and anons previously had been trying to figure out how to build and use a Q-Clock.

Recently this puzzle re-emerged, when an anon posted his ideas about the clock in >>1405672 (may have been posted before already, not verified)

To make a long story short, each of the minutes around the clock (60 in number) correspond to a day on the calendar, starting at [:00] with Dec, 12th 2017.

Another anon visualized the idea and posted this circular calendar-clock.

>>1579435

When arranging the days around the clock in this manner, and marking blue all days when Q posted, quite a number of interesting things have been observed, here are just two examples:

--All "rays" (i.e. minutes) around the clock have a Q post, except [:20] -- at an angle, where letter "Q" would have its tail that distinguishes it from an O (pic related).

--The 5 pens Q posted images of, appear to have non-random directions, as they were photographed.

>>1566802 (bread #1969)

>>1579766

The anon who posted the idea initially had posted it for quite a time already. An early occurrence might have been >>1405672 (bread #1763, "DO YOU WANT TO PLAY A GAME?"), but there were other posts and ideas mentioning the Q Clock (e.g. pic from #1437).

>>1579435

>>1579766

Several anons asked for clock-calendar template >>1578530 , so here's the re-post of the template, in case anyone finds it useful >>1578663