With Bodet Time, switching to winter time is easier!
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On the night of Saturday 24 to Sunday 25 October 2026, we’ll switch to winter time. At 3 am, it’ll be time to turn our clocks back by one hour: it’ll then be 2 am. The good news? An extra hour’s sleep!
You can enjoy an extra hour’s rest by getting up at the same time as usual, or choose to get up an hour earlier whilst still getting your usual amount of sleep.
Automatic transition carried out by Bodet Time
This seasonal transition is made easier with Bodet Time automatic synchronisation systems, guaranteeing smooth and effortless update of synchronised equipment. However, despite the automatic aspect, it is always worth remembering that “spring forward, fall back”: clocks go backwards to change to winter time.
Why is time change necessary?
TThis time change is primarily aimed at achieving an environmental objective: to maximise the use of natural light in order to reduce energy consumption. Although this practice has evolved over time, it keeps generating debates as to its usefulness. In this context, Bodet solar clocks promote this transition by using solar power, thus strengthening our commitment to sustainable and environmentally-friendly solutions.
