Q:

Short story of a man whose reality would gradually become a weird dream

I read it years ago. It told the story of a man whose reality would gradually become a weird dream, while his dreams became as ordinary as real life can be.
At some point in the story, the concerned witnesses an incredible time jump, as his watch's hand moves instantly by half a dial or so...
I think he also had a psychologist monitoring his case.

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More specifics would help, but could it be the novelette The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula Le Guin? The main character dreams of life in a fantastic city and by the end, that life becomes real while his mundane life at the start of the tale seems a dreamlike memory. There is indeed a psychologist monitoring the main character.

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Could it be "Polaris" by H.P. Lovecraft? The main character dreams of life in a fantastic city and by the end, that life seems real while his mundane life seems a dream.

