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Date. That class is poorly designed and long outdated. Depending on exact requirements useInstantor another class from java.time, the modern Java date and time API. Even on Java 6 or 7 you may consider the same using ThreeTen Backport.Datein most cases, because there is no issues to use it in DTO with Spring MVC (spring.jackson.serialization.write-dates-as-timestamps=true), no timezone problems between JavaScript (Angular, React, etc) and Java using REST. In JS just usenew Date(timeFromServer)without any parsers. You don't ever think about a timezone whenDatecomes from frontend and goes with Hibernate (alsoDate) to database and vice versa. Also it perfectly works with Swagger (OpenAPI). It's very well supported by all new and old frameworks. New time API is perfect for time math.Datehas caused innumerable time zone errors over the years. Hibernate 5 supports java.time just fine. jackson-modules-java8 too. Tastes differ.