International Titles
- Czech: Hodiny (The Clocks)
- Danish: Viseren peger på mord (The hand points at murder)
- Dutch: De vier klokken (The Four Clocks)
- Estonian: Kellad (The Clocks)
- French: Les Pendules (The Clocks)
- German: Auf doppelter Spur (To Be Onto A Double Trace)
- Hungarian: Órák (Clocks), Az órák (The Clocks)
- Italian: Sfida a Poirot (Challenge for Poirot)
- Polish: Przyjdź i zgiń (Come and die)
- Portuguese: Poirot e os Quatro Relógios (Poirot and the Four Clocks), Os Cinco Relógios (The Five Clocks)
- Spanish: Los Relojes (The Clocks)
- Turkish: Ölüm saatleri (The clocks of Death)
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