I have been using WorldTimes since early 2007 when I first discovered it - it has been a constant companion in my struggle to keep track of the timezones me and my clients are in.

Its utilitarian, no frills, and down to the basics(KISS) interface ensures that I actually get the information that I need when I need it. It is fast, no junk or unnecessary graphics - it does exactly what it claims to do, it tells time. And it does it well, in one single minimalistic window that does not take up more screen estate than what is necessary. At a glance I can tell if its suitable for me to call my client in Tokyo, Kathmandu or in Juneau.

What more could I possibly ask for?

Whilst I had problems when I rolled out Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6), a quick email to the developer took care of that.

I solemnly recommend this application.

Really useful. With friends scattered around the world and free Skype telephone calls, World time is just what I wanted. I had found it an annoyance to have to open the time zone info which resides in Apple's systems preferences panel. With WorlTimes I have local times in various cities right on my desktop.

WorldTimes is smart enough, for example, to figure out that Arizona does not use daylight saving time and that Venezuela is on permanent half hour daylight saving time.

Couple of suggestions for next upgrade.
+24 hour time format would be handy.
+Any chance of displaying the date too?

5 stars

I like this very much, but one thing would really improve it for me - the ability to rearrange the list once made, by moving locations up/down relative to each other. At the moment, new locations get added at the bottom, and it's the bottom one that gets deleted, so you have to work out in advance what order you want your list to be in before creating it.