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World clocks
Up to six time zones side by side, with how far ahead each is and whether it is day or night there.
A built-in widget in EdgeOS, the desktop widget app for Windows 10 and 11. Put it on any monitor or on the CORSAIR XENEON EDGE, at any size, next to your other widgets. It's free, like EdgeOS itself.
What you can set
- Time zones
- Two to six, in this order. The name is yours to change; empty, it is the city's.
- Design
- Minimal · Cards · Outlined cards · Board · Band
- Minimal: open, with lines between the zones. Cards and Outlined: a card per zone. Board: dark cells and capitals, like a departures board. Band: a rule over each zone.
- Clock face
- Classic · Dot matrix · Seven-segment · Flip cards · Analog
- Typeface
- Widget font · Display · Thin · DIN · Condensed · Monospace · Serif · Heavy · Handwritten
- The time's own typeface. Widget font follows Appearance → Font.
- Dial
- Minimal · Ticks · Numbers
- Digital time under the dial
- Dot shape
- Round · Square · Diamond
- Dot spacing
- Slanted digits
- Show unlit dots and segments
- Blink the colon
- Label typeface
- Widget font · Same as the time · Display · Thin · DIN · Condensed · Monospace · Serif · Heavy · Handwritten
- City, offset, date and UTC offset.
- City names
- As written · Capitals
- Card corners
- Lines between zones
- Space between zones
- Arrange
- Auto (fits the tile) · Side by side · Stacked · Featured (the first zone large)
- Auto puts the zones side by side on a wide tile, stacks them on a tall one and makes a grid in between. Featured shows the first zone large and the rest beside or under it.
- Each zone
- Auto · City above · In a line
- City above: the city, then the time, then the rest. In a line: the time beside the city and details. Auto picks the one that gives the bigger time.
- Text
- Centred · Left
- 24-hour
- Show seconds
- Seconds
- Small · Full size
- How far ahead or behind
- Measured from this PC's time zone.
- Show
- Hours and day · Hours · Day
- Days
- Tomorrow · +1 day
- Date
- Date format
- Monday, September 21 · Mon, Sep 21 · Monday, 21 September · Monday, September 21, 2026 · Monday · Mon · 2026-09-21 · 21/09/2026 · 09/21/2026 · 21.09.2026
- UTC offset
- UTC+3, UTC−5, UTC+5:30…
- This PC's zone
- Accent colour · Accent border · Filled with the accent · Like the others
- Day and night
- Sun and moon · Dim at night · Both · Off
- Day starts
- Night starts
- Day bar
- The zone's 24 hours as a bar: daylight lighter, work hours in the accent, and a marker for now.
- Work hours
- Work starts
- Work ends
- Time
- Accent
- This PC's zone, the small seconds, work hours and the now marker. Unset, the widget's accent.
- Time at night
- Card fill
- Text on cards
- Auto · Light · Dark · Custom
- Auto picks light or dark text from the colour, so it always reads.
- Text on cards: custom
- Card border
- Day bar
Parts you can restyle
Each part can be resized, given its own colour, font and background, or hidden, under Customize → Layout.
- City
- Time
- Offset
- Date
- UTC offset
- Day bar
Common questions
- Is the EdgeOS World clocks widget free?
- Yes. World clocks is one of the widgets in EdgeOS Free, with no account and no time limit.
- Do I need a XENEON EDGE to use the World clocks widget?
- No. EdgeOS runs on any monitor on Windows 10 or 11, and on the CORSAIR XENEON EDGE in Desktop Mode or, inside iCUE, in Widget Mode.
- What can I change on the World clocks widget?
- 44 options, such as time zones, design, clock face and typeface. They're grouped as time zones, design, layout, time, details, day and night, day bar and colours. Every widget also takes your own font, text size and look.
- Can I move or hide parts of the World clocks widget?
- Yes. Its parts (city, time, offset, date, utc offset and day bar) can each be resized, restyled or hidden under Customize → Layout.