World Clock
Current local time in cities around the world — live analog clocks, updated every second
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Time zone reference
| City | Time zone | Offset vs London |
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| New York | EST / EDT | −5h / −4h |
| Chicago | CST / CDT | −6h / −5h |
| Los Angeles | PST / PDT | −8h / −7h |
| London | GMT / BST | 0 |
| Paris/Berlin | CET / CEST | +1h / +2h |
| Moscow | MSK (UTC+3) | +3h |
| Dubai | GST (UTC+4) | +4h |
| Mumbai | IST (UTC+5:30) | +5:30h |
| Singapore | SGT (UTC+8) | +8h |
| Tokyo | JST (UTC+9) | +9h |
| Sydney | AEST / AEDT | +10h / +11h |
| Auckland | NZST / NZDT | +12h / +13h |
Frequently asked questions
- What time is it in New York right now?
- New York follows Eastern Time: EST (UTC−5) in winter and EDT (UTC−4) in summer (daylight saving). The live clock above shows the exact current time in New York updated every second.
- What time is it in London right now?
- London follows GMT (UTC+0) in winter and BST — British Summer Time (UTC+1) — from late March to late October. The clock above updates in real time.
- What time is it in Tokyo right now?
- Tokyo is always on JST — Japan Standard Time (UTC+9). Japan does not observe daylight saving time, so the offset never changes.
- What time is it in Sydney right now?
- Sydney follows AEST (UTC+10) in winter (April–October) and AEDT (UTC+11) in summer (October–April). Note that Australia's seasons are reversed compared to the Northern Hemisphere.
- What is the time difference between the USA and Europe?
- New York (EST) is 6 hours behind Central European Time (CET) in winter, and 5 hours behind CEST in summer. Los Angeles is 9 hours behind CET in winter. Exact differences vary around daylight saving transitions.
- What is UTC and how does it relate to GMT?
- UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) is the primary world time standard. GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) is essentially the same for everyday purposes — both refer to UTC+0. Most timezone offsets are expressed as UTC+X or UTC−X.
- What is the difference between EST and EDT?
- EST (Eastern Standard Time) is UTC−5 and is observed from early November to mid-March. EDT (Eastern Daylight Time) is UTC−4 and applies during daylight saving time from mid-March to early November. The same clock on the East Coast of the USA shows EST in winter and EDT in summer.