One world. One time.
10 hours · 100 minutes · 100 seconds
Nemo Time Standard (NTS-1) is a universal decimal time system: one planet, one clock, no time zones.
A day is divided into 10 hours, 100 minutes and 100 seconds, with zero anchored to the longitude of Point Nemo — the most remote location on Earth, thousands of kilometres from the nearest land. By placing zero there instead of in a country or city, Nemo Time has no national home.
Nemo Time is calculated directly from UTC, making it simple, predictable and usable anywhere on Earth.