Oh, I see what you're referring to. Yes, storing the local time and the timezone is not exactly what's enough, all that time I was thinking about the PostgreSQ

Oh, I see what you're referring to. Yes, storing the local time and the timezone is not exactly what's enough, all that time I was thinking about the PostgreSQL timestamp with time zone type, which is preferable to use vs storing the Unix timestamp. I guess we've been talking past each other, with me being the main culpable :)