If you have multiple operation systems installed, you have to use local
time for your hardware clock for all operation systems or you have to
use UTC for your hardware clock for all operation systems. It is not
possible to mix local time and UTC for your hardware clock. Otherwise
the times shift about hours if you switch to another timezone.
Ubuntu uses UTC for default, but Windows uses local time. If Ubuntu
detects Windows while installing it changes to local time (setting
UTC=no in /etc/default/rcS). If you install Ubuntu before Windows you
have to change this setting manually.
In which order did you install Ubuntu and Windows?
If you installed Windows before Ubuntu, this is a bug in the installer.
If you installed Ubuntu before Windows this "bug" cannot be fixed unless
Windows uses also UTC for the hardware clock.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Incomplete
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Time zone bug in Ubuntu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239782
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