How to Show Multiple Time Zones on Windows 11
Windows 11 lets you show multiple time zones right on your taskbar.
This handy feature displays extra clocks alongside your main time, helping you manage schedules or connect with people in different parts of the world.
You can add up to three extra time zones, which is great for avoiding missed meetings or late-night calls.
Finding this setting is simple and involves a quick visit to your PC’s Date & Time settings.
Go to Settings, then Time & language, and click Additional clocks to add up to two extra time zones. For more, open the Clock app and select World clock to add cities. You can then hover over your taskbar clock to see all added times.
Step 1Open Windows Settings
First, you need to open the Settings app on your computer.
- Click the Start button (the Windows icon on the bottom left).
- Then, click Settings.
- Or, press the Windows key + I on your keyboard to open Settings quickly.
Learn more about opening Settings

Step 2Go to Date & Time Settings
Inside Settings, click on Time & language on the left menu.
On the right, click the Date & time box.

Step 3Add Extra Clocks for Different Time Zones
Windows 11 lets you add up to two extra clocks directly within the Settings app. This means you can quickly check different time zones without needing any extra applications. You can also give each clock a custom name, like ‘New York’ or ‘London’, making it clear which location each one represents.

A small window will appear to guide you through the setup.
- Check the box for Show this clock for Clock 1 (and Clock 2 if you want).
- Pick the time zone you want to see from the dropdown menu.
- Type a name for the clock like “New York” or “London” so you know which city it is.
- Click OK to save your settings.

Windows 11 shows extra clocks when you move your mouse pointer over the clock on the Taskbar. This feature lets you quickly check times in different locations without needing to open any menus.
Step 4Use the Windows Clock App to See Many Time Zones
If you need to track more than two time zones on Windows 11, the built-in Clock app is an excellent option, allowing you to add as many cities as necessary. Open the Clock app from the Start menu, pick ‘World clock’ on the left, and then click the ‘+’ button to add new cities. Type in a city name and select it from the results to add it to your list.
- Click Start, then search for and open the Clock app.
- On the left side, click World clock.
- At the bottom left, click the + button to add cities.
- Type the city or place you want and select it.
- Repeat to add as many as you like.



Why Use Multiple Time Zones?
- Easy to check times for your friends, family, or coworkers in different places.
- Helps you plan calls and meetings without waking anyone up or missing appointments.
- Great for travelers to keep track of home time and local time.
- Simple to set up with just a few clicks.
Summary
Adding multiple time zones in Windows 11 is straightforward, whether you opt for the two extra clocks via Settings or use the Clock app for unlimited cities.
Can I display two time zones on 🪟 Windows 11?
Yes, you can easily display two additional time zones on Windows 11 by adjusting your date and time settings.
Can I have two timezones on my laptop?
Viewing an Extra Time Zone in Windows 10 Open Time & Language Settings and select Date & Time. Under the Related Settings header, select Date, Time, and Regional Settings. In the flyout window, select the Additional Clocks tab and add your desired timezone.
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