Eastbound Transatlantic Time Changes

[Aoumd]

A question regarding the time changes on eastbound Transatlantic crossings.  Which days do they occur on?  Or I guess I should say, on a 7-night eastbound crossing, which days/nights does a time change NOT occur?  I assume that five of the full sea days will have a time change and the sixth day will not have a time change, so I'm curious which day of the voyage is the full 24-hour sea day.

 

And do I recall correctly that the time change occurs mid-day?  So the clocks jump from, say, 12 noon to 1pm?  Or does it occur at night in both directions?

 

Thanks!

[Bell Boy]

The clocks on an East Bound crossing change at Midday during the Captains announcement ,

The days of the change can be 'Ad-Hock' ,there are no set days as I found out recently this August. It was the first time I'd experienced a time change on day 7.  I almost missed a Veranda lunch booking for 1pm as I was convinced time changes were completed.  Missed the Captains announcement and didn't pay proper attention to the daily programme .    

[Aoumd]

24 minutes ago, Bell Boy said:

The clocks on an East Bound crossing change at Midday during the Captains announcement ,

The days of the change can be 'Ad-Hock' ,there are no set days as I found out recently this August. It was the first time I'd experienced a time change on day 7.  I almost missed a Veranda lunch booking for 1pm as I was convinced time changes were completed.  Missed the Captains announcement and didn't pay proper attention to the daily programme .    

Thank you.  Was curious as I’m also contemplating a Veranda Lunch!  Also was curious if time would change in day 7 as it may make getting up early to disembark that much harder :-).  But now I know what to expect (or at least, what to expect as a possibility!).