World clock in standard and military time

Military time and standard time, side by side

BothClocks is a world clock that shows standard and military time side by side. Your local time sits at the top of the page in both 12-hour and 24-hour formats. Every city you add gets the same pair of clocks, ticking together.

Military time is the 24-hour clock. Schedules, aviation, hospitals, and many workplaces use it. Standard time is the 12-hour clock with AM and PM. People often need both in the same day: a message in one format, a call planned in the other. BothClocks puts them next to each other so you can read either without converting in your head.

Open the home page and you see your time now in 12-hour and 24-hour. That live clock answers the simple question of what time it is in military time right now, next to the familiar 12-hour reading. A UTC row sits below as a shared reference when you are coordinating across regions.

Tap Add to search for a city, country, or region. Partial names work. When you find the place you want, tap the plus. Back on Clocks, that city shows both formats, the day relative to you, and how far ahead or behind it is. Add London, Tokyo, Paris, or any other place you track, and each one keeps the same side-by-side layout. That is how BothClocks works as a world clock in military time and standard time at once.

If you still want the conversion rule for a one-off: for PM hours from 1 to 11, add 12, and write 12 AM as 00. So 7:15 PM is 1915. Most days you will not need that math, because both numbers are already on the screen.

Need to reorder or drop a city? Use the pencil on Clocks. Your saved cities stay on this device.

The same side-by-side view is available as a $2.99 app for iPhone and Android when you are away from the browser. The web clock is free to use at bothclocks.com. For questions, email support@frameworkstudio.dev.

Get BothClocks for $2.99 on the App Store or Google Play