World Clock

World Clock is a small Windows application whose purpose is to help you monitor the time for multiple locations from all over the world from a single display.

Minimalist looks

The mail panel looks simple and reveals information about the name of several locations, current time zone, as well as date. You are allowed to configure the cities that you want to be displayed in the main window (up to ten locations), as well as adjust the time and date information.

View the time zone on a map

You can check out the time for various locations from all over the world on a map. What’s more, the application reveals the current date across the world based on standard time zone information, as well as time for each of the 22 standard time zones.

Configuration settings

World Clock gives you the possibility to refresh the time data every minute or second, switch between 12 and 24 hour format, hide the date, specify the number of cities, set the background color of the main panel, adjust the text color, as well as make changes to the daylight saving time (starting and ending days) and cities.
Tests have shown that World Clock carries out a task quickly. It remains light on system resources so the overall performance of the computer is not hampered.

Bottom line

All things considered, World Clock comes packed with several handy features for helping you view the time for various cities at the same time and is useful especially if you travel a lot or hold online business meetings. On the downside, the configuration parameters cannot be described as highly intuitive so you need to spend some extra time decoding their functions.