La Crosse Technology WT-3102B 10インチ WWVB セルフセット アナログ 壁掛け時計と自動DSTリセット、ブラック/シルバー

Bought this from amazon uk and it does not work in the uk! Should not have been on the the uk site. Other than that you can set it manually and it was on sale and looks great in the spot I bought it for so we are keeping it.

I purchased this item because our old wall clock died. The price is great for the technology inside. I have a watch that receives the radio signal (Citizen) just fine every day so I was hoping that I would get reception with this clock as well. As soon as I put the batteries in, the hands did a full rotation back to 12 o'clock and then remained there until the clock found signal (a couple minutes). After that, the hands began to move again and stopped at the correct time. There is a switch on the back to enable/disable daylight savings for places that don't follow it, as well as a time zone selector for the zones across Canada/USA. There is also a button to allow you to set the clock manually in case you don't get reception where you are. I'm located near Edmonton, Alberta if anyone is interested in the reception, I am in a ground level condo and this product works just fine. I imagine if you were in a basement suite you may not get reception but above ground you should be fine unless you live in a concrete bunker or something :) Great item, wish I had one ages ago!

I'm a big fan of "atomic" clocks and this is one of my favorites. OK, I'm probably a clock geek because there are clocks almost everywhere in our home - including the bathrooms (hey, who doesn't like to know how long they were in the shower :) ). This smallish clock is just right for many locations and it eliminates the repeatedly annoying resetting of clocks twice each year. Its accurate, quiet, looks pretty good, and has great battery life. When changing the battery, the clock resets itself and I'm a "happy camper" for that. I wonder why clocks in appliances (like stoves, microwaves, coffee makers, refrigerators, et al) are not "atomic" and self setting. The manufacturers are missing a nice feature. Anyway, I recommend this clock to my fellow clock geeks.

This is a good clock, It's easy to read, and, if you can get a radio signal, it sets itself. For those who are wondering whether it makes a ticking sound, yes, it does. It isn't loud, but it is present. Large, easy to read dial and hands. Simple, understated look. My clock arrived with a few flakes inside the casing. I was able to open the clock up and remove the fluff, clean the front and reassemble to clock. However, I would not advise doing this as it probably will void your warranty. If you move or damage the hands, it may be difficult or impossible to reset them. I don't like sweep second hands, so I removed it, just leaving hours and minutes. Again, you might ruin your clock if you make this change; however, I like the result. I was pleasantly surprised that the front of my clock was glass, not plastic. The clock goes through a few timing cycles when you set it up, so don't try to adjust it until it has fully synchronized. It's easy to get impatient, just wait; it will either find the radio signal or it won't. If it doesn't, just set the time manually. Mine keeps perfect time. There's an option to cancel daylight savings time which is good if you live in a DST free zone, or if in the future this changes. Disappointed that the clock is not silent, but in all respects it's a good clock for a good price. I used a picture hanger to hang it on the wall, you can also use a screw (not supplied).

Bought this to replace the digital clock we had in the kitchen. It's an attractive design, easy to see from a distance and I love that it's bang-on accurate and stays that way. Accuracy is a thing for me and this meets the requirements. Well recommended and available at a decent price. Also, my second LaCrosse product, so far I'm very impressed by them.