Global World Clock – Live Time Zones, Dates & Day for Every Country

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Ultimate World Clock

Track global timezones with real-time accuracy.

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Search for a city and click the star to add it here.

🌐 Search Results & All Zones

📊 Global Business Overlaps

Finding a common meeting time is the biggest challenge for remote teams. Use these "Golden Hours" for scheduling:

  • NY & London
    8:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EST) is the prime window.
  • London & Tokyo
    8:00 AM - 10:00 AM (GMT) allows a brief overlap.
  • NY & Sydney
    4:00 PM - 6:00 PM (EST) often catches the Australian morning.

⏱️ Understanding Time Zones

The world is divided into 24+ time zones based on the Earth's rotation relative to the sun.

  • UTC (Coordinated Universal Time): The primary time standard by which the world regulates clocks. It is effectively the successor to GMT.
  • Prime Meridian: The line of 0° longitude runs through Greenwich, England.
  • Offsets: Local time is defined as positive (+) or negative (-) hours relative to UTC. (e.g., India is UTC+5:30).

☀️ Daylight Saving Time (DST)

Many regions adjust clocks to extend daylight in the evening.

  • Spring Forward: Clocks move forward 1 hour (losing an hour of sleep) to start DST.
  • Fall Back: Clocks move back 1 hour (gaining an hour) to end DST.
  • Impact: Be careful when scheduling meetings in March/October, as countries switch on different weeks.

🚀 Use Cases

For Remote Teams

Coordinate meetings effortlessly across London, New York, and Tokyo avoiding conflicts.

For Global Travelers

Plan your jet lag strategy before you fly. Keep track of home time while you are abroad.

For Forex Traders

Track opening bells for NYSE (New York), LSE (London), and TSE (Tokyo) to time trades perfectly.

❓ FAQ

Does this adjust for DST?

Yes. The clock automatically detects DST rules for every timezone via the Internationalization API.

Can I search for small cities?

Yes! Our smart search uses geolocation to find the nearest timezone for any village or city on Earth.

Is this accurate?

Yes. It uses your device's system time, which is typically synchronized with atomic clocks via NTP.

⚙️ Technical Specs

  • Updates: Real-time (1000ms)
  • Standard: ISO 8601 / UTC
  • Geocoding: Open-Meteo API
  • Map: OpenStreetMap
  • Privacy: 100% Client-Side
  • Theme: Adaptive CSS

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