---
title: "Clocks for several time zones on macOS"
author: "Stan Voo"
url: https://www.99rabbits.com/blog/clocks-for-several-time-zones-on-macos
published: 2018-01-20
summary: "After one too many \"why is nobody on Slack?\", I put the office time on every new browser tab, and then in the menu bar."
---

# Clocks for several time zones on macOS

I've moved to another time zone for a while, but the team stayed in Ukraine. After one more "damn, why is nobody on Slack!?" I realized I needed a clock with the office time close at hand. What did the job for me was a Chrome extension, [CaretTab](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/carettab-new-tab-clock-an/cojpndognjdcakkimaloeealehpkljna). Now a new browser tab looks like this:

![](https://www.99rabbits.com/blog/clocks-for-several-time-zones-on-macos-1.webp)

*The motivational line at the top is optional. All the formats can be configured.*

Update: I realized that opening a browser tab just to check the time isn't always convenient. I want a second clock in the menu bar. I googled a solution, the free [Clocker app](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/clocker-menubar-world-clock/id1056643111?mt=12). The menu bar now looks like this:

![](https://www.99rabbits.com/blog/clocks-for-several-time-zones-on-macos-2.webp)