Special Instructions: Use alkaline batteries. First put the batteries into the clock and let the hands spin to 12, 4 or 8. Then waiting for it to get the signal. Once gets the signal it will be set to Pacific time. If you are not in Pacific time, hold the time zone button 3 to 5 seconds for the clock to correct itself.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Worked fine for two years:
I bought this clock for my daughter's room, and it worked fine until one day, it didn't. The hands started spinning endlessly until the battery wore down. I thought maybe it was a signal issue (though we hadn't moved the clock) so we tried relocating it. Nothing helped. We have another model of the same brand that's fine. Judging from the other reviews, I'd say don't buy this model. It's inexpensive, but unreliable. I have regular battery-operated clocks that have been in service and keeping time for 10-15... more info
Second Hand Unreliable:
I own two units. PROS: Affordable, Attractive, Self-setting
CONS: The minute hand on one unit works intermittently. The time is always correct but the minute hand randomly starts and stops.
On Time All the Time:
A good looking clock that fits right in the space we had for it. It easy to read Seconds are differentiated not just a sweeping hand.
Love this clock:
We absolutely love these clocks. They are a nice smaller size and technically they work perfectly. I am surprised by the negative reviews. We have, so far, bought four of these clocks and they have all been flawless. My only complaint is that the style is a little too contemporary for me but I can't find an atomic, analog clock that has a different style.
