La Crosse Technology WT-3129B 12 Inch Atomic Analog Wall Clock, Pack of 1, Black

Great clock. Sets itself!

I didn’t exactly use it as it came but it works great. I was stunned to see real glass for the cover and the extra batteries for extra life is a great idea.

This is a very lovely clock that I needed for my exercise room - it looks very classy on the wall. I had seen digital clocks automatically set to the right time, but I was pretty mesmerized watching the analog clock set itself! It is a great size, easy to read and quiet. I love that it includes places to add two more AA batteries so that they last longer. It has settings for the time zone and daylight saving time option - it set itself to the right time within just a couple of minutes. I am really pleased with this purchase!

Works perfectly. It took only a few minutes for the clock to pick up the atomic signal and give the exact time. I confirmed this with the National Institute of Standards and Technology website.

This clock automatically adjusts itself—like magic! Well, atomic magic. But before you marvel too much, here’s a fun fact: the timing of its synchronization depends heavily on where you live in the U.S. Since there’s only one atomic signal tower (NIST Radio Station WWVB in Colorado), folks in the Pacific and Mountain time zones are living the dream—it syncs all day long. But if you're in the Eastern time zone, especially in New England like me, the clock gets a bit shy. It only tries to sync around 4:00 a.m., like a secret agent reporting in before sunrise. I live in one of those signal-challenged zones, and for a few days, my clock just... gave up. No sync, no glory. Eventually, it caught the signal and adjusted itself—hallelujah! But waiting for it felt like watching paint dry in slow motion. Still, once it locks in, it’s impressively accurate. Overall, it was good buy, just needed a little patience.

I am very satisfied with the La Crosse Technology WT-3129B 12 Inch Atomic Analog Wall Clock. The clock keeps good acurate time has no issue picking signal to sync the time.

Works great! I installed three batteries in mine so I don't have to climb up and change out the batteries for five years. It does have a clear plastic face over the hands and this can sometimes cause a glare when you are trying to see the time.

Easy to set up, beautiful wood finish. I have two of these clocks different models they are beautiful and accurate. Will last for years, nice decorative accents to any room

Por el precio no hay nada parecido, yo soy extremadamente puntual por mi trabajo y dependo de relojes exactos para poder desayunar o ir por agua monitoreando los procesos donde trabajo. Estos relojes se ponen solos a la hora, y no es verdad que no puedan ajustarse a Mexico ya que tienen un selector donde no se activa el horario de verano ya que en estados unidos en Arizona no cambia de horario. Esta version usa 2 baterias extra y promete el triple de tiempo sin reemplazarlas. Lo unico que hay que notar es que es un poco menos silenciosa que las versiones mas grandes de una sola bateria.

Why sell this in the UK when it’s not suitable. Stupid waste of time

I'm in Manitoba; have had the clock for about 1/2 a year. It is on an east-facing inside wall and so far so good. It quickly set to the time and has been accurate since then. It kept up with the spring time change. I'm happy not to have to manually change it each time. I'm keeping an eye out for sales to the same or different style for another room. It is a nice-looking clock with large enough numbers for those with low vision.

Como en la foto y trabajando de manera correcta.

I was in the market for adding a wall clock to my home office setup, and landed on this La Crosse. What immediately appealed to me about this clock, asides from the La Crosse name, was its simple and elegant style. Sporting a black border, with a silver inner border, along with easy to read numbers... what more can one ask for? Setup is straightforward - just insert a AA battery and you're good to go for about a year. Or add two more AA batteries and you're good to go for a few years! Once powered up, you can either let the clock set itself via atomic time, or manually set it via buttons at the back. I initially set it manually, then the next day I noticed the time to be off - or rather, dead on accurate because it had set itself via atomic time overnight. Mind you the clock is in the basement, so for it to find an atomic time signal to set itself is quite impressive. Overall, I'm very pleased and satisfied with this La Crosse wall clock.