How to Show Multiple Clocks in Windows 11

Learn how to configure Windows 11 to show multiple clocks in the system tray calendar or notification flyout.

By default, Windows 11 shows the date and time on the taskbar. Clicking the date and time on the taskbar shows the calendar. For the vast majority of users, this single clock is perfectly good enough. However, there might be times when you want to display multiple clocks of different time zones. For example, this can be useful if you have clients on the other side of the world, need to track time in another region, or want to keep an eye on your home time zone while traveling.

Whatever your specific reasons and use cases are, you can easily configure Windows 11 to show multiple clocks with different time zones with just a few clicks. In this quick and easy guide, I will show two methods to do it. Let’s get started.

Show Multiple Clocks in Windows 11 Using Settings

1. Right-click the date and time on the taskbar.
2. Select the “Adjust Date and Time” option.
3. Click the “Show time and date in the System tray” option.
4. Click the “Change” button next to “Additional clock 1”.
5. Select the time zone from the “time zone” dropdown.
6. Type a name in the “Display name” field.
7. Click “Change“.
8. To add another clock, click the “Change” button next to “Additional clock 2”.
9. Follow the steps 5 through 7.
10. With that, you’ve added additional clocks in Windows 11.

Show Multiple Clocks Using Control Panel (Older Versions of Windows 11)

1. Right-click the date and time on the taskbar.
2. Select the “Adjust Date and Time” option.
3. Scroll down and click the “Additional clocks” option.
4. Select the first “Show this clock” checkbox.
5. Choose a time zone from the “Select time zone” dropdown menu.
6. Type a name in the “Enter display name” field.
7. Click “OK“.
8. Select the second “Show this clock” checkbox to add another clock.
9. With that, you’ve added the additional clocks.
10. Click the date and time on the taskbar to see the newly added clocks.

Detailed Steps (With Screenshots)

First, we need to open the Date and Time options page in Settings. To do that, right-click the taskbar’s date and time and select the “Adjust Date and Time” option. Alternatively, open the Settings app (press Windows key + I) and go to “Time & language” > “Date & time” page.

Once you are here, scroll down and click the “Additional clocks” button under the “Related settings” section.

The above action will open the “Additional Clocks” tab in the Date and Time window. Here, select the first “Show this clock” checkbox. Next, choose your time zone from the “Select time zone” dropdown menu. For example, I chose “Seoul.” After that, type a name in the “Enter a display name” field. This name will appear next to the clock.

Click the “Apply” and “OK” buttons to save changes.

To add another clock, select the second “Show this clock” checkbox, select the time zone, and enter the name.

That is it. With that, you added multiple clocks in Windows 11. Click the date and time on the taskbar to see the newly added clocks. It will appear right on top of the calendar with the name you’ve given.

Can I add more than two additional clocks in Windows 11?

No. As of now, you can add only two clocks in Windows 11. If you really need that feature, you might have to use a third-party application to show more than two additional clocks in Windows 11.

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That is all. It is that simple to add and display multiple clocks in Windows 11. If you have any questions or need help, comment below. I’ll be happy to assist.