Try this “Inspect Mode” available. 
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Thanks @Ben but this one doesn´t help me much…
I get a wrong timezone when i insert the formula in my example and i don´t know how to add the #VAR# to it…
Timezone ±0 UTC/GMT has to be on top.
Greetings,
Phantasico
can i see the example #VAR# ?
Hi @Ben,
This my variation of your formula:
((round((((#Dy#*12+#DM#)*30+floor(((#Dy#*12+#DM#)*7-2)/12)-floor(((#Dy#*12+#DM#)+9)/12)*2+floor(((#Dy#*12+#DM#)+45)/48)-floor(((#Dy#*12+#DM#)+1197)/1200)+floor(((#Dy#12+#DM#)+4797)/4800)+#Dd#+1721028.5+(#DH#+#Dm#/60)/24)-(floor(#DNOW#/8.64e+7)+2440587.5+(#DUH#+#DUm#/60)/24))/0.0416667)) * (#VAR_1#-15))
As you can see, i only replaced the end with the user bezel rotation.
… * -15)) in * (#VAR_1# * -15))
The result is not the correct GMT. Even not in the timezone +2 …
I am i timezone+2 (summer time variation), that means UTC should be 6 o´clock and not 12 o´clock.
Even if i assume timezone +2 is displayed with your formula it should be 8 o´clock.
Do you see my problem?
Greetings, Phantasico
If we are going to add a tag for timezone, it should include the 37 variants listed here (Time zone - Wikipedia link from your link) as well as summertime variants (and their start/end dates).
Otherwise it is just a curiosity.
The other approach would the top 200 cities of the world, with correct timezone and daylight/summer-time …
Yes. You are totally right @andrew.dowden - but it´s a nice curiosity and people like to play with their watches… 
The old mechanic worldtimer watches didn´t have that features as well…
to set manual cities we can just add VAR Increment
try this tag: ((#VAR_1#%24)*15) from bezel cities Rotation
hi, your work is very professional.
not easy for all people.
i ask:
if i want 2 times, example: London and New York ???
they have 6 hours of difference.
Db+6 or Db-6 don’t solve my problems, depending from the current time.
have you a idea to fix the formula ???
thank.
@un_ottico1965 Thank you… for personal use, we can use 0 utc time for time base
if (- offset) timezone, we can use this expression
$(#DUkZ#-offset)<0?((#DUkZ#-offset)+24):(#DUkZ#-offset)$:#DmZ#
if (+ offset) timezone, we can use this expression
$(#DUkZ#+offset)>24?((#DUkZ#+offset)-24):(#DUkZ#+offset)$:#DmZ#
feel free see inspect & learn how its work demo here
hope this help
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very impressive.
but i want ask:
if i travel from my city (italy) and i go versus Japan.
the watch what show ??? local time or still italy time ???
so, if a citizen must move also by car from the States,
from dx to sx. it’s watch show the hour that had at home
or the hour while is it in a accurate place ???
thank again.
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That expression is manual function for example:
Central European Standard Time
Time zone in Italy (GMT+1)
expression : $(#DUkZ#+1)>24?((#DUkZ#+1)-24):(#DUkZ#+1)$:#DmZ#
wherever we go country with different timezone,
I think it does not affect the change the time is still in the timezone in Italy (GMT+1)
if we want to change it, make sure our main time is 0 UTC
very good tutorial!
now i need only to travel for the World
and see what happen!
but i think you have reason at all.
thank.
hi, can you check this face ???
i have lost a lot of time to fix the temperature, but the arrow stay
alway at the wrong side.
but…when i have fit the face on the watch, the temperature was right !!!
it’s a bug of the program ???
thank
Temperature -15 to 45 for °F or °C?
Try this expression: ((#WCT#*4)-90)
hope this help
hi, temperature in Celsius.
listen:
why ((#WCT#*4)-90) ???
the 0 is at -45°
after i must place a +, because the arrow go from 0 (in the left side) to 100 (right side).
sorry, not 100 but 45.
+45° and -15° = 60° of course.
180° is the half-wheel.
180/60=3
this is the formula inside.
(-45+(#WCT#*3))
Try this expression: ((#WCT#*3)-45) or (#WCT#*3-45)
Hope its work…
sorry, but like i have told before, the arrow don’t work on the program,
but work on the watch.
What temperature scales u use? °F or °C?
we need add Current Temp text for reference : #WCT#°#WM#
if Celsius °C , C to F try use this expression (((#WCT#*9/5)+32)*3-45)
if Fahrenheit °F, try use this expression (#WCT#*3-45)
thank you for your reply and show the pictures.
the problem is only in the program.
when you dress the watch, the
needle is in correct position.
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I know this is an older post, but THANK YOU for this tag. I’ve been trying for a week to find the right code to show my home time zone when I travel and there’s always a glitch or catch to the ones I’ve found online. This one works perfectly!
Thanks!
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