Price: $37.95 - $35.99
(as of Oct 31, 2024 03:47:04 UTC – Details)
Keep track of time with the utmost precision with this attractive atomic analog wall clock from La Crosse Technology. The stylish clock receives radio signals at a 60kHz frequency up to 2000 miles away from its source, the United States Atomic Clock in Boulder, Colorado. By radio communication with its built-in antenna, the clock regularly updates the hour, minute, and second of the day for continued accuracy. Additionally, the clock adjusts automatically for daylight savings time in the spring and fall. An attractive chrome-colored plastic frame encompasses the clock face. Underneath the flat lens, contemporary numerals adorn the face for easy reading. Four buttons allow users to choose the appropriate United States time zone. For those who prefer their clocks to run five minutes fast or to match another clock, the clock offers a manual set option. For the best results, place the clock away from computers, electronic equipment or other articles that receive a signal. The clock may be slow to receive signals upon initial set-up, but should communicate unhindered after one day. This clock requires the separate purchase of one AA battery for a year’s worth of power. With a 7-1/4-inch diameter face, the full body of the clock measures 10 inches in diameter with a 1-2/3-inch depth. The clock weighs 1-1/3 pounds upon shipping.
For precise time in the home or office, atomic analog clock from La Crosse Technology. Atomic time with manual setting – Manual Reset Button
Frame features chrome-colored finish with black inner trim; flat lens covers clock face from dust and debris
Clock resets regularly by radio-control to match the US Atomic Clock in Colorado and adjusts automatically for daylight savings time
Users select from 4 time zone setting buttons on the reverse for area time; requires separate purchase of 1 AA battery
For precise time in the home or office, atomic analog clock from La Crosse Technology
Frame features chrome-colored finish with black inner trim; flat lens covers clock face from dust and debris
Clock resets regularly by radio-control to match the US Atomic Clock in Colorado and adjusts automatically for daylight savings time
Users select from 4 time zone setting buttons on the reverse for area time; requires separate purchase of 1 AA battery
Clock measures 10 inches in diameter and 1-2/3 inch in depth with a 7-1/4-inch diameter face; this clock is covered by a 1-year warranty
Customers say
Customers like the functionality, appearance, and ease of setup of the clock. They mention it finds the correct time without being on any local network, works well, and looks nice. Some appreciate the silver accent and white background that let the hands stick out more. Overall, customers are satisfied with their purchase and find it to be a complement to any wall.
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ray j –
Nice looking wall clock
Works flawlessly providing proper location and instructions followed. Perfect timekeeping and a complement to any wall. Overall pleased with purchase.
Bill Holman –
This Clock has a “Wow!” Factor
The lightweight box stuffed in my mailbox was unassuming but when I opened it and quickly learned how to set it up this clock became a Wow!All you do to get started is tell it your Time Zone and if you have Daylight Savings. The battery easily pops in, then the clock takes over and does the rest. It finds the correct time without being on any local network. I have found it to be as accurate as the time on my phone!Only slight caution and it is my own issue. When ordering I thought the picture was showing a white trim, but it is actually a very nice neutral silver.I would definitely buy this product again.
Teresa Buxton –
Always the correct time!
I have several of these clocks in my home and purchased this one for use in second home. I love that they always show the correct time, even when we spring forward or fall back (daylight savings time). I wish the design was a little more stylish, but the simple look works well in any room. Highly recommend.
MD –
Works and great value
So far so good. I was absolutely convinced it would not work properly here. I have an ancient LaCrosse LCD weather station thing (that I love and still works) with atomic time that only syncs about 1/3 of the year. I also have an expensive Casio Wave Ceptor atomic watch that, similarly, can’t sync unless I have it in a few certainly places in the house. This clock is not one of those places- an inside bathroom with no windows and on an interior, insulated wall. I am on the mid east coast on the water, and according to all the maps, is one of the worst places for Bolder Co signal to reach (why is it 2013 and there are still no other options for syncing clocks? FM radio, cell signals, TV signals… it is silly there is nothing available that is MUCH stronger and works anywhere inside any kind of building).But this clock? I put in the battery and hung it on the wall at about 8pm, it swept around and stopped. When I went back in the room at 11:30pm, it was magically synced and ticking away and has been for a few weeks now. It is easy to use, easy to read, and doesn’t tick loudly. If it gives me several years of service like this, I will be very happy. Can’t beat the price. I do wish they had some more designs in their lineup. If it keeps working well, I am probably going to buy some additional units.It is interesting that the minute hand moves in 10 second increments. Most clocks I have seen either move the minute hand in one second or 15 second increments. Probably doesn’t matter, just thought I would share that unusual tidbit.One thing- it doesn’t sit flush against the wall as you might think it does from the stock photo, since the clock “brain” and battery box is in the back.
Liz –
Accurate
I just have to wait and reset the time before it will work. Surprisingly, works perfect and exact time zone. Highly recommended. Thank you
Terrence Walsh –
Good clock. Love atomic setting feature.
Good clock. The atomic synchronization feature really works. However you may need some patience and the instructions at first.I bought this clock as a Warehouse deal. The black ring on the face was a little scuffed, probably from chafing while in transit. There were no instructions. However the instructions are easily found online. Just search for the model number.The clock needs one AA battery (not included). That battery may be enough for two years of operation. LaCrosse recommends battery replacement every 24 months.As soon as you install the battery the clock seeks a time signal from Fort Collins, Colorado. The hands start to rotate. If the clock does catch the time signal then it will set itself to the second. This clock exactly matched my cell phone, to the second. Nice.However, it did not synch with the time signal on the first try. The directions note that time signals have the least interference at night. Placing the clock in a window with the back facing toward Colorado helps. LaCrosse notes that it may take up to five days for the clock to get a clear time signal due to weather or other interference. Or, the signal could be blocked by things such as thick walls in a building or a metal roof. If it cannot catch a time signal there is an option for setting manually.The clock has settings for your time zone (Pacific, Mountain, Central or Eastern) and for Daylight Savings Time (on, or off). This means that it will work fine in a state without Daylight Savings Time, such as Arizona. With just the four options for time zones, the atomic feature of the clock is unusable in Hawaii, Alaska, or eastern Canada.In any case it meets my needs for a clock in my workshop in Massachusetts. For me, five stars.
cw –
Another great clock
I have always had one, and now I bought two more. These atomic clocks are wonderful.
Rubens –
RelĆĀ³gio muito bom, nĆĀ£o precisa ficar acertando as hrs, ele se ajusta automaticamente, inserir pilhas de boa qualidade, eu tinha um outro e tinha que ficar trocando e ajustando sempre, e este nĆĀ£o precisa fazer estes procedimentos, sĆĀ³mente quando acabar a energia das pilhas, ĆĀ³timo produto .
Victor –
Este reloj tiene conexiĆĀ³n automĆĀ”tica con el reloj atĆĀ³mico de Colorado; en mi caso no logrĆĀ© que se conectara automĆĀ”ticamente con el mismo, por lo que lo tuve que sincronizar manualmente y hasta la fecha casi un mes, esta muy exacto y sin problema alguno. En teorĆĀa una vez sincronizada la maquinaria, solo se ajusta; tienes que seleccionar tu zona del tiempo y trae un interruptor para activar-desactivar el horario de verano donde en algunos paĆĀses no se aplica, por ejemplo la Ciudad de MĆĀ©xico.
Valorie Cunningham –
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.
Hasan Murtaza –
If synced to the radio time sourceĆ¢ĀĀ¦and set itself. All I had to do was press the button for eastern time zone in the us. (Note: it only is programmed for the four US time zones. )ItĆ¢ĀĀs quiet, and accurate. The second hand is well calibrated and lands on the tick marks. IĆ¢ĀĀm actually very happy with it.
D W S Evans –
Nice looking clock but does not auto set for countries outside of the US. As such a bit pointless for UK market.