Fibonacci Clock

Marvel at this incredible method to tell time with colors! The different squares on the clock have separate integer values. The smallest two squares represent a value of 1, the next largest square is 2, the next largest square after that is 3, and finally the biggest square is 5. Now for the colors, red represents hours, green represents minutes in intervals of 5, blue represents hours and minutes, and white is treated as nothing. The colors represent addition for specific aspects. If a square is red, the value of that square is added to hours, a value of green would be multiplied by 5 and added to minutes, and blue would be treated as red and green. For example, if the second largest square with a value of 2 is red, then 2 would be added to hours, if the largest square(with a value of 5) is green, then 30(6 x 5) would be added to minutes, and if the smallest square is blue, 1 would be added to hours and 5 would be added to minutes(1 x 5). Keep in mind that this clock is not specific down to the exact minute, but every 5 minutes. It's now the time to start telling time.