Designed by Charlotte van der Waals. Clever. A simple and creative solution.

Ok - so I move and travel a LOT. (Being married to a military man will do that for ya!) Never ask "What time is it at Mom's?" again!

small and well designed

The world clock has 12 sides with the name of two major cities on each. Altogether, the 24 cities represent the 24 Global Time Zones. To find the local time in another time zone, simply roll the clock so the city representing that time zone is on top. With this world clock you'll never have to reset your clock again!

Having a bevvy of clocks on the wall is such a business cliche. For serious global money makers this World Time Clock makes a much cooler statement. Simply rotate the clock so that the name of one of 24 major cities is facing up and voila- you have the hour (though not the minutes). Users will still have to keep track of which countries adopt daylight savings time though.

Tell what time it is in 24 time zones with only one clock hand.

This barrel-shaped desk clock has 12 sides, each with the name of two major cities. Altogether, the 24 cities represent the 24 Global Time Zones. To find the local time in another time zone, simply roll the clock so the city representing that time zone is on top. A great gift for business travelers and globetrotters.

The perfect way to see what time it is on the otherside of the world - esp when my man is over there =(