Do You Change your clocks on the Saturday night before bed or do you do it on the Sunday morning when you wake up

[TheRosePoster]

We do it Sunday but some do it Saturday before bed. Just asking as the clocks went forward

I do my bedside one when I go to bed, but all the others the next day (and I have quite a lot of clocks). The oven and microwave ones are the hardest - I always have to look them up in the manuals.

we've only a couple that need changing, we do it sunday morning.

You've just reminded me! Thankyou 🙈

I do mine as I go to bed, haven’t done the car yet, that usually takes me a week or so.

Can never be bothered to do the car. It will be correct for the next six months though! Used to do the clock before I went to bed, dont have one anymore and the phone updates automatically.

I have just realised that I don't have a single clock in the house that needs to be changed. All watches, phones, tv, etc do it automatically. Use our phones as alarm clocks and never have the oven one set anyway. The only one will.be the car but as I didn't change it last time it will.now be at the correct time.

I have none that don’t change themselves!

All done the night before apart from the vehicles which get done when we next use them.

I have a sundial, do I need to update that?

Only my car needs changing and I do that when I next go into it which I haven't yet. Only takes 2 seconds so no point going out to do it.

You just need to move it a mile to the left, then it’s all good for the next six months.

Depends when I remember to do it.

No, but I would love a sundial! ( Edited before I get a snarky 'you dont need to change a sundial').

When the clocks go forward, I leave them until Sunday so the kids get up at the 'old time' in the hopes of not missing an hour. When they go back, I change them before bed so the kids get up at the 'new time' and I actually get the extra hour.

I only have one clock that requires setting, it's a decorative wall clock and I'll do it when I remember at some point today. All the important clocks change themselves, including the car. I don't use the clock on the cooker it flashes 00:00 pretty much permanently.

I don't think I've owned a clock that needs manually changing in over 15 years now.

We don’t have any that need changing

When the children were small we did it after dinner on the Saturday evening to minimise disruption. Now they’re older I just do it the Sunday

Bedside clock the night before, rest of them in the morning (or weeks later if they areca faff 😁)

Always the night before when we go to bed. We seem to have lots that need changing!

I’ve only got one that needs manually changing, oh and the boiler and the car. Newbie occurred to me to do it on Saturday night

I just wait 6 months for it to change back.

Saturday night. I had to pick one of my DC up from work at 11pm so I did it when I got in – then realised I better go to bed as it was gone midnight haha. Did the car while I waited for DC.

Edit: colleague said oh surely they all do it automatically? I said well not my car, my oven or the analogue clock in the kitchen (which obvs takes 10 seconds). He said his oven clock had been wrong for years #stressful

Me too. I spend the next six months adding on the hour.

The only actual clock I have (that doesn't automatically change itself) is purely decorative anyway as it hasn't had new batteries for years 😆