World Time Clock - 10 Inch

So lightweight I just stuck a pushpin in the wall and hung it in my home office. Have had it several months and keeps accurate time. helps me keep time zones straight for Zoom meetings. And it’s a sweet reminder of our little place in the world.

This clock is very worldly , small writing, yes but it is accurate and cool . Follow directions! It can be set wrong if not ,then not useful. If you set it correctly it will be a quick conversion reference for all timezones of the worldnote: clock has 2 "setting" wheels

I loved this clock. I used it to quickly and easily see what the local time was in the various AWS regions my code runs in.I even added labels to the face with the airport code for those regions. Super awesome idea and I loved it.Sadly, it stoped working. I tried numerous batteries and none of them worked. The hour arm still spun, but the world clock never turned again. I threw it away.

It's a nice piece and my son loved it. However, if you live in a place that does not follow daylight, then the time goes for a tossv when other cities move ahead by an hour.

I bought this clock for my grandson. He love’s different countries and time zones. The clock looks very nice in his bedroom.

Thumb wheel to set local time very stiff

I used it because I work in emergency management and have customers all over the globe and in different time zones. Easy set up and use.

The concept is great, a simple way to tell the time anywhere in the world. It's made in Canada and the movement is made in USA, so it should have all the ingredients for a great product. It's also very quiet, so perfect for a quiet environment.Execution isn't great for a few reasons:1. The materials feel really cheap and the assembly is poor - (built like a clock that retails for $2.50 at Ikea)a. There is a lot of "play" in the mechanism so it's hard to set accuratelyb. The battery holder is poorly designed, I had to slightly modify it to hold the battery properlyc. The face arrived with ripples in it (like if it was made of paper and exposed to humidity)2. The colouring makes it hard to tell the time at a glancea. The minute hand blends in with the background, so looks the same length as the hour handi. It should be a different colourb. You need to be quite close to it to read a specific time zonec. The inside ring should be 24 hours, not 12 hours AM then 12 hours PM3. More of a technicality, but the zones are not denoted in a consistent mannera. Sometimes zones denoted as cities (London, New York) and sometimes countries (France, Egypt)4. The way that Daylight Savings Time works is a bit of a hack, but honestly solving it more elegantly in a <$100 product would probably not be possible.