How to Set Multiple Time Zone Clocks on Window 10?

Kris [email protected] May 29, 2021 | 03:10

Multiple time zones are important for those who deal with people across the world due to work or study. Check out our simple steps to set multiple time zone clocks on Window 10 here!

How to Set Multiple Time Zone Clocks on Window 10?

Displaying multiple time zone clocks comes in handy when you're dealing with work, friends, or family across the world. Heck, it can even be useful in figuring out when a live event (like a Microsoft Build keynote) is when it's in a different time zone.

Windows 10 allows you to configure up to three different clocks: the primary clock set to your local time, plus two additional clocks with different time zones. You can view all three by clicking or hovering over the clock in the system tray, Windows Central cites.

In this Windows 10 guide, we'll show how to set up time zone clocks, and also how you can track even more time zones using the Alarms & Clock app.

Step-by-step guide on how to set multiple time zone clocka on Window 10

To start, click the clock on the taskbar in the lower-right corner of the screen, reported Groovy Post. Right away you’ll see the new UI Microsoft has included that shows the time and a calendar. The round clocks are gone and replaced with a modern digital design. From here select Adjust Date/Time near the top of the menu.

You can also navigate to Settings > Time & Language > Date & Time, but this way saves you a couple of clicks.

Then scroll down and select Add clocks for different time zones.

Now in the Date and Time dialog, under the Additional Clocks tab, check the Show this clock box. Then choose the time zone you want and give it a name and click OK. Note that you can add two additional clocks.