World Clock
View the current time across major financial and global cities.
World clock
Use the world clock to compare local times in major financial and business centers around the world.
How it works
Frequently asked questions
Does the world clock use local time zones?
Yes. City times are based on their associated time-zone rules and can change with daylight saving time where applicable.
Why can two cities change their UTC offset?
A city may observe daylight saving time or have a different local time-zone rule during part of the year.
Can I use it for international business?
Yes. It can help you avoid scheduling calls or deadlines outside a colleague’s normal working hours.
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World Clock Guide
The World Clock helps compare local times in different cities. It is useful for international meetings, remote teams, travel planning, customer support, and coordinating calls across time zones.
How to use it
Select the cities or time zones you want to compare. Pay attention to daylight-saving changes because two cities can have a different offset during part of the year.
Example
If a meeting is scheduled for 15:00 in London, check the destination city before sending the invitation. The correct local time may change seasonally even when the meeting time in London stays fixed.
For critical appointments, confirm the final time in your calendar or official scheduling system because time-zone rules can change.