Second Clock For Mac

macOS doesn’t allow you to show clocks from other time zones in the menu bar, something that is becoming more and more necessary with people working remotely from anywhere around the globe.

Second Clock is possibly the simplest solution for anyone who wants to see the time from some other city in the menu bar. It’s purposely minimalistic, designed for users who need to monitor one other location and nothing more.

Once launched, the new clock will appear in your menu bar. You’ll need to select the location by accessing the settings, where you can just type the name of a city to filter the available ones. A custom prefix can be displayed before the clock as it appears in the menu bar.

Just like any other menu bar item, you can move it around freely by holding down Cmd. You can place it next to the system clock or anywhere else that seems convenient.

You might be wondering how you create a second clock, and the answer is: you can’t. The app was intended to be as simple as possible, for anyone who wants to see the time in just one place.

There is a workaround if you really want to have multiple clocks, but it involves downloading additional builds with different identifiers, which are provided on the developer’s website. However, it might be easier to just get a more complex app at this point.

Second Clock is almost as lightweight as an app can get, and it’s perfect if you want a single world clock in the menu bar. It’s very easy to configure, the clock doesn’t look out of place, and the app is completely free to use.