ATTENTION ALL PROBLEM-SOLVERS: How would you approach this scenario?

Attention: Python and developing ahead. I've been contemplating a solution for this, but it's becoming increasingly complex for me. The question is clear: How can you synchronize the clock with the position of the sun? In other words, how can you create a functioning clock in this animation? (A day time lapse)

The solution I've devised seems overly complicated, but I believe it's a viable approach...

So, let's get started:

1. First, I would create textures for numbers 1 to 9, in order to represent all possible hours.
2. Next, I would take the mesh and create two placeholders in the area of the numbers, assigning them the same material but with the textures set up in the shading area.
3. The third step, which is the most complex, involves creating a Python script with an iterating if/then statement: If sun.elevation = 90º, then texture.n. The idea is to increment from one hour to the next (without minutes) to simplify the process. So, depending on the sun's elevation, Blender would automatically switch between the different textures (.jpg).

I'm not certain if this is feasible, but it seems plausible in my mind... I would appreciate it a lot if someone with more expertise in this area could correct me and show me the script for this... or explain how they would approach this question!

Thank you all.