If you don't want to always show more than one time zone in the Windows system tray you can configure Windows to add two more zones that will be displayed when you hover your mouse over the clock.
It's possible to display multiple nice-looking clocks on your desktop with something like Rainmeter but you really need to tinker with the widgets code, so it's not a one-click option.
If you don't want to always show more than one time zone in the Windows system tray you can configure Windows to add two more zones that will be displayed when you hover your mouse over the clock.
This is how you do it: https://binaryfork.com/windows-check-different-cities-times-6589/
This is by far the easiest method.
It's possible to display multiple nice-looking clocks on your desktop with something like Rainmeter but you really need to tinker with the widgets code, so it's not a one-click option.
I've known about portable apps but haven't taken advantage of this idea. Nice one.
Any ideas for this kind of time zone tool?
https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions/90155/how-to-make-multiple-time-zones-always-visible-in-windows-taskbar