Set Multiple Time Zones in Windows 11

Step 1. Open Windows Settings

Click Start (the windows icon) on the Taskbar or press the Windows key on your keyboard, and select Settings (the gear icon) to open the Windows Settings app.

Additionally, pressing the Windows key + I on your keyboard can also open it directly.

Step 2. Navigate to Date & Time

In the Settings window, find and select Time & language from the left side, then click on Date & time from the options available on the right side.

Step 3. Open additional clocks link

In the Date & time settings page, you will see options for setting your primary time zone. Ensure that it is set correctly.

Then scroll down and click on Additional clocks under the Related links section to add additional time zones.

Step 4. Enable additional clocks

• In the Date and Time window that opens, switch to the Additional Clocks tab.

• You will see two options both labeled Show this clock. Check the box for each clock you want to enable.

• For each additional clock, you can choose a different time zone by opening the drop-down menu and selecting you desired time zone in it.

• Give your clock with a name, like New York or Tokyo, in the text box of Enter display name. This makes it easier to identify your different time

• Click on Apply, and then OK to save your settings once you have done.

Step 5. View your Clocks

To view your additional clocks, simply click on the date and time section displayed in the bottom right corner of the taskbar.

A pop-up will appear, showing the current time prominently while showing your additional clocks below it.