Ściana zegarów światowych

Render a clean interior wall hung with a neat row or grid of round analog wall clocks, one clock per city, each with a clearly legible face, distinct hour and minute hands, and a simple printed city-name label centered directly beneath it. Set every clock to the correct local time for its city: work out the time-zone offsets carefully so the hands are mathematically consistent with each other, and if the user request states explicit times, match them exactly. Use one consistent clock design across the whole wall — crisp numerals or minimal tick marks, thin elegant hands, matching bezels — so the differences in time are the only thing that varies. Keep the wall surface plain and modern, lit with soft, even light and gentle shadows so every face reads instantly, in the manner of an international newsroom or hotel lobby time wall. Render the cities, times, and any styling details described in the user request. Do not add watermarks, brand names, extra decorative objects, or stray text, and never show a clock whose hands contradict its labeled city. User request: Los Angeles 10 AM, New York 1 PM, London 6 PM, Tokyo 2 AM