Time wrong by exactly an hour

Here's a strange new symptom.
My iPhone 3GS is now showing the time an hour later than it should be. I've changed timezones and then changed them back to the correct one, in case that was the problem. I've also put it to manual setting, then back to automatic. I've tried re-booting it. It still insists that it is 11:00 now, when it is 10:00.
Any suggestions?

Call carrier and report to them a tower in your area has incorrect time as that is where phone will pull it from when set to automatic.

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