City clocks
Current time in major cities.
Start with the cities most often used for international work, then open any pair in the visual planner.
London
A primary reference point for teams coordinating Europe with the Americas, Asia, and Australia.
Europe/LondonUnited StatesNew York
A major business-time reference for finance, media, and distributed teams across the Americas.
America/New_YorkUnited StatesSan Francisco
A practical clock for Silicon Valley companies and engineering teams working across continents.
America/Los_AngelesUnited StatesLos Angeles
The United States West Coast reference for media, commerce, and international collaboration.
America/Los_AngelesFranceParis
A central European business clock with seasonal daylight-saving changes.
Europe/ParisUnited Arab EmiratesDubai
A Gulf business hub positioned between European and Asian working hours.
Asia/DubaiIndiaDelhi
A major Indian business-time reference with a half-hour UTC offset.
Asia/KolkataSingaporeSingapore
A widely used Southeast Asian reference for regional headquarters and global calls.
Asia/SingaporeHong KongHong Kong
A key East Asian finance and professional-services time reference.
Asia/Hong_KongChinaShanghai
A major commercial clock for teams working with mainland China.
Asia/ShanghaiIndonesiaJakarta
A large Southeast Asian market and useful UTC+7 reference for regional teams.
Asia/JakartaSouth KoreaSeoul
A technology and business hub frequently coordinated with Europe and North America.
Asia/SeoulJapanTokyo
A major Asia-Pacific business clock for international meetings and travel.
Asia/TokyoAustraliaSydney
An Australian business-time reference whose seasonal offset changes in the Southern Hemisphere.
Australia/SydneyBrazilSão Paulo
The leading South American business-time reference for Brazil and international teams.
America/Sao_Paulo