If you work with people in different time zones, it comes handy knowing what time it is at those locations.
While you could easily find it on the internet, but there’s a quicker way in Windows 10.
Windows 10 allows you to add and configure up to three different clocks. You will have your local time as the main clock, and then two additional clocks with different time zones.
All those different clocks can be easily viewed by clicking or hovering over the clock in the system tray.
In this simple Windows 10 guide, we’ll show how to add clocks from multiple time zones in Windows 10, and also how to use Alarms & Clock app to track even more time zones.
How to Add Clocks from Multiple Time Zones in Windows 10
The process of adding multiple time zones in Windows 10 relatively easy. Just follow this step-by-step guide:
STEP 1: Right-click the clock in the taskbar.
STEP 2: Find and click Adjust Date/Time.
STEP 3: Click the Add clocks for different time zones link.
STEP 4: In the Date & Time window, under the Additional Clocks tab, check the box next Show this Clock.
STEP 5: Next, choose the time zone you want, give it a name, and click OK.
NOTE: You can have only 3 clocks. One is your local time and then you can add two additional clocks.
STEP 6: After you’re done, click the clock in the system tray, and you’ll see the one or two other clock(s) you added including the one for your local time.
How to View More Time Zone Clocks on Windows 10
While adding two different time zones to your local time should be enough for many people, Windows 10 offers an another way to view multiple time zones.
If you want to keep track of more time zones then three, you can do this by using the Alarms & Clock app on Windows 10.
STEP 1: Open the Alarms & Clock app.
STEP 2: Click on World Clock.
STEP 3: On the bottom-right, click the + Add new city button.
STEP 4: After you click the button, you will see a search bar. Type the city you want to add.
Bonus Tip: To view all those times, you have to always open the Alarms & Clock app. Luckily, there is a simple trick to avoid opening the app. Right-click the time zone in the map, select the Pin to Start option, and now you have multiple time zones at your Start menu.
More Windows 10 resources
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