View current time in 66 major cities around the world with real-time updates. Our world clock displays time-of-day indicators, date differences, and updates every second. Perfect for international business, travel planning, and staying connected globally. No Signup Required.
Current time around the world in major cities
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China, despite being geographically wide enough for 5 time zones, uses only one timezone (Beijing Time) across the entire country. This means sunrise in western China can be as late as 10 AM!
Russia spans 11 time zones - the most of any country. You could have breakfast in Moscow and dinner in Vladivostok would still be 7 hours away!
The Kiribati islands deliberately moved the International Date Line in 1995 to ensure their entire country shares the same day, making them the first place on Earth to see each new day.
Nepal uses UTC+5:45, one of only three countries with a 45-minute offset. This unique timing was chosen to distinguish their time from India's UTC+5:30.
Flying from Samoa to American Samoa (just 120 miles apart) takes you back 25 hours in time - the largest timezone jump possible on Earth without crossing multiple date lines.
The International Space Station experiences 16 sunrises and sunsets every 24 hours, orbiting Earth every 90 minutes. Astronauts use UTC time to avoid confusion.
During World War II, some countries used "Double Summer Time" - advancing clocks by 2 hours instead of 1. Britain used this from 1941-1945, making noon occur at 2 PM solar time.
The world's most punctual country is Switzerland, where trains are delayed by more than 3 minutes only 0.3% of the time. Their precision timing culture extends to all aspects of daily life.
Our World Time Clock displays the current time in 66 major cities around the world in real-time. It shows time-of-day indicators (morning, afternoon, evening, night), date differences compared to your local time, and updates every second. Perfect for international business, travel planning, and staying connected with people across different time zones.
The world clock displays 66 cities total: 16 major cities in an interactive card format at the top, and 50 additional cities in a comprehensive table below. This covers all major time zones and business centers worldwide.
The icons show the time of day in each city: 🌅 Morning (6:00-11:59), ☀️ Afternoon (12:00-17:59), 🌆 Evening (18:00-21:59), and 🌙 Night (22:00-5:59). This helps you quickly understand whether it's business hours or sleep time in different locations.
These indicators show date differences compared to your local time. '+1 day' means that city is one day ahead of your local date, while '-1 day' means it's one day behind. This is especially useful when working across the International Date Line.
Yes, our world clock automatically accounts for Daylight Saving Time (DST) changes in all regions, ensuring accurate time display throughout the year. The times are calculated using the latest timezone data and rules.
The world clock updates every second in real-time, showing you the most current time in all displayed cities. You don't need to refresh the page - the times update automatically.
Absolutely! The world clock is perfect for scheduling international meetings. You can quickly see what time it is in different cities, whether it's business hours, and what day it is relative to your location. This helps avoid scheduling meetings during sleep hours or weekends in other time zones.
Yes, we take privacy seriously. The world clock uses your browser's local time for comparison but doesn't collect or store any location data. All time calculations are performed locally in your browser for complete privacy.