Time Enough for Sudoku

BremSter solves "Clockwise" by Johan Ribberink.
This Sudoku uses the Arrow, Killer, Kropki Pairs, Little Killer, Thermo and Odd/Even constraints.

📋 Puzzle Rules:
• Normal Sudoku rules apply.
• Digits along arrows must sum to the digit in that arrow's circle. Digits may repeat along an arrow, if allowed by other rules.
• In cages, digits must sum to the small clue in the top left corner of the cage. Digits cannot repeat within a cage.
• Digits in cells connected by a black dot must have a ratio of 2:1. Digits in cells connected by a white dot must be consecutive. All dots may not be given.
• Clues outside the grid give the sum of the digits along the indicated diagonal.
• Along thermometers, digits increase from the bulb.
• Grey circles show odd digits, grey squares show even digits.

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[OlafDoschke]

10:20, you miss the case for 48, where you use 13 above and 27 below. Notice when you use 48 on the Kropki dot you have not yet used any of 123, so there's one of them left for the arrow below, just not a 1, as that's already clearly in the 17 cage, but 36 is not the only pair for the arrow, 27 is another pair that doesn't collide with 13 and 48.

There's one thing you can be sure about, that's a 9 in the arrow circle r9c9, and that's enough to go on in boxes 7 and 8 (where is 9?) and column 1 at first. Also, low/mid/high colouring helps.

[kana]

Cool puzzle! Hard to believe there's so few solves with as long as it's been out.

[andyparkerson]

I had a lot of fun solving this puzzle. Enjoyed watching you solve it afterwards.

[annikaQED]

A "neat" puzzle, in both senses of the word. In my solve, I had a lot of pairs at the end, which got neatly resolved by the 17-cage in box 4. Very satisfying!

[donaldsnyder]

34:37 with only a little help with the break in.

Very cool puzzle, flowed very nicely.

Definitely needs more attention.
Hopefully you can do some more of this setter's puzzles at some point.

Nice job Bremster on the solve.

This is the kind of puzzle I'd wish they'd cover on CTC but unfortunately gems like these get overlooked.

[michaelnorback]

Great solve Bremster, and a really nive puzzle

[Mathius]

I love the clock in the middle and the clockwise flow from the top left in the solve.

[anaayoung]

Every piece of clue eas helpfull herr and made the puzzle very smooth. 12:53 for me 😊

[GianniBergandi]

15:18, been very slow for 10min but once I got going that was a very nice flow :)

[laszloliptak]

Nice puzzle and solve. Solved it in 17:15.

[praematura]

Loved the opening, the flow all throughout was wonderful, loved it! Done in 13:08 (conflict checker off), many thanks to Johan for this puzzle and to BremSter for presenting it!

[karthick_michigooner]

Amazing Puzzle and have missed this version of CONFIDENT @BremSterPuzzles ! Kudos!

[Antiknight]

Cool puzzle and interactions! 00:06:46 for me

[drengskap]

Ae 10:30, the arrow in column 9 always has to add to 9, since that's the only place in the column for it, but I don't understand why it can't be 2 and 7.

[megaminxpll]

The logic in c9 was far more simple than BremSter did it, just ask were the 9 goes to start with.

Done in 9:59😎

[JohnRandomness]

I was stuck for the longest time. Then I realized that I'd blanked out on the 14-clue and forgotten the rule. It was a momentary hope spot before I realized that I'd broken the puzzle. I checked; my placed digits were correct. My mistake was obviously in column 1's 17-cage, so I swept that and other cells and placed the 14-clue digits -- only one option remained. I managed to recover. I had to recheck the centermarks, and then continued on to solve with some difficulty.