Windows 10: How to make second clock (for additional timezone) show at all times in the system tray?

Currently it only displays local time, and I have to hover to get the other timezone.

How do you make both time zones display permanently in the system tray?

Thanks

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How to show seconds on the Windows 10 tray clock

*Source : How to Show Seconds in Taskbar Clock in Windows 10?

1. Start Regedit.exe and go to the following registry branch:
   

1. Create a REG_DWORD value named ShowSecondsInSystemClock
   
2. Set its value data to 1.
   
3. Logoff and login back.
   

This adds seconds to the tray clock.

Works in Windows 10 Anniversary Update (v1607) and higher.

 

Additional clocks: what's going on?

Oh, so, this is not even a bug. This is simply my own confusion.

Apparently, the location list in the setup dialog lists the "canonical" timezones for those locations. I.e. it does not take into account whether DST is currently in effect in that location. Meanwhile, the clock popup shows the actual time, which can be affected by DST.

So, it is perfectly normal to see GMT+2 and GMT+3 in the list and at the same time see identical regional time displayed in the popup.

 

Wrong time in additional clock Windows 10

Windows 10 64 bit

The additional clock added via 'Date and Time' is wrong. However the 'Alarm and Clock' shows correct time.

Added additional clock for Austin (UTC-5) and UTC.

• 'Alarm and Clock' displays UTC-5 time
• 'Date and Time' displays UTC-4 time

Please check the screenshot added below.

Any helps will be greatly appreciated.