Help with Logic Digital Clock

Is there Digital clock which is not using programmable IC? Can you help me finding this circuit.
I found one but it used LM8560, is there available IC like this and if not is there any replacements?
Thank you all

It would probably be just as cheap to buy a complete digital clock

LM8368.... on a google search (LM8560 equivalent)

here's an idea.... how about a shift register (74hc595 is cheap) to count the pulses from a standard anologue clock mechanism and make a 72 led clock (check the 72 led watches on ebay).

i bought 20 of these 8bit counters (they were cheaper than decade counters) to do seconds, mins and hours but havn't made it yet.

another option would be to count into a divider circuit to make one pulse per minute, that would reduce the number of counter IC's needed. (or a reed switch and tiny neo magnet on the seconds arm).

or as Alec mentioned..... a sacrifice clock from a bootie or second hand shop.

The MM53xx series of chips were popular many years ago. You can still find them, but they are expensive. I built a clock using one of these chips back in 1972. It's still running. Inter-digit blanking wasn't implemented. See: http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheets2/53/538743_1.pdf

ICM 7217, but obsolete, was available as up/down counter(9999) or timer(5959)
Best part was that these had equal and zero output pins. Comes handy for rolling the count at any count u set.

Also had presetting facility.

Gajanan Phadte

Here's a clock using gates and counters
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