Atomic Clock Sync 3.5

Atomic Clock Sync is a reliable utility that synchronizes the PC clock with the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) servers, thus providing the best possible time accuracy.
Clean feature lineup

The interface is clean and pretty straightforward, with all the features organized in nifty tabs listed at the top of the main window.

You can thus view the “Current Settings,” choose the “Synchronization Interval” and “Repair Service” in case there's something wrong with the Windows Time Service.
Get info about your current time settings and sync data

The first screen comes with a pretty intuitive name and provides information such as local time, daylight time zone name, date and bias. From the second tab, you are able to choose the synchronization interval to automatically adjust the time using the NIST servers.
Start or stop the service

By default, the application performs the synchronization once a week, but that can be easily changed to as often as you like. In case the Windows Time Service doesn't work as it is supposed to, Atomic Clock Sync has dedicated tools to register/unregister and stop/start the service.