La Crosse Technology Atomic Analog Wall Clock, Wood, 12.80" (404-50447)

Beautiful, user friendly, and functional! All I had to do was set two switches, put a battery in it, and leave it alone. I didn't even need to initially set it.

The clock arrived well packaged and in perfect condition. My first impression was that it is a nice clock, easy to read, and has a timeless—no pun intended—design. The clock can be manually set, but it is pretty tedious, so I just followed the instructions and let it set itself. All you have to do is select the time zone and daylight saving time using the switches on the back and press the button and it resets to midnight and then searches for the atomic clock time signal. (Of note, this clock can only be used in the 48 contiguous United States or countries that fall within one of those time zones, because the time zone switch only allows for the four main U.S. time zones.) It did take a while to acquire a signal and set itself, which the instructions warned me about, but by the next day the clock was set and telling time accurately to the second as verified by the NIST server. Overall, this clock is an excellent proposition for the price and looks good hanging up in my kitchen. I would purchase it again.

This was an excellent purchase for my kitchen wall. The atomic clock was easy to initiate, the clock keeps perfect time, the design is attractive and the face is visible across the room. There are many models available but this one checks all the boxes in terms of value and performance. I would buy it again.

Beautiful, classic face and hands but oak wood finish would have been more appropriate than plain walnut stain. (I may try to re-stain it.) I also wish LA CROSSE TECHNOLOGY were not written so boldly on the face; that detracts from its classic appearance. Setting up was easy: just insert a new alkaline battery, choose the time zone and DST status, place the clock on the wall and in a couple of hours it was reading exactly the same (including even the second hand position) as another atomic clock that used to hang there. However, the minute hand reaches its mark 10 seconds before the second hand reaches the 12 position, then jumps ahead too soon. It's no big deal, just a little annoying. Unlike many others, I actually prefer the intermittent advancement of the second and minute hands with its slight "tic" sound and find the continuous and silent movement of most other clocks actually boring. Addendum: I did disassemble the clock, took the wood frame to the garage, sanded the dark stain away (for the most part) and re-stained it with a combination of Golden Oak and Colonial Oak. Now the frame has some interesting character and better matches the oak window frame and calendar-surround nearby. By the way, it was good to see that the lens/glass really is glass, not plastic as so many are nowadays.

So much nicer than the clock that always lost time; that it replaced! Looks just as pictured; sophisticated enough that it isn't too simple for the wall in a formal sitting area; not obnoxious in any way. Runs silently. It has kept time without any atomic connection (even near a window it could not find it) for the last 3 weeks, perfectly; bodes well for it's future. Only one star docked as it hasn't been able to connect.

This is a great room-size wall clock. The face is easy to read from any angle, and the atomic timekeeping and daylight saving time features are seamless.

It is an accurate clock...once it syncs with WWV. But that was an interesting thing to watch happen. My clock arrived set to 6 o'clock. When I put the battery in the hands started moving rather quickly and stopped at 12 o'clock including the second hand. after a while it decided to start operating normally but was way off. I expected that to happen from reading the instructions. Then, a couple of days after hanging on the wall I found it set itself to the correct time overnight, except for the second hand, which was stopped, pointing at 12. Then a few minutes later the second hand started moving, and it was exactly on time with my weather station, that is getting it's time from the internet. A day later the second had was 3 seconds off, but corrected overnight. It is a nice looking clock that fits in and looks homey enough for a home. Plus, I set the time zone to P for Pacific and turned of Daylight-Saving Time and it figured it out.

Very nice looking wall clock, and I love that it's atomic, so I don't have to change the time. Ever!

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Quiet, easy to read from a distance, perfectly accurate time.

I have no idea why they are selling these in Europe, the clock will only conform to American time zones. There is a manual time setting function but, this defeats the purpose of having an atomic clock in the first place.

C'est une horloge uniquement destinée au États Unis avec 4 fuseaux horaires dont aucun ne correspond à notre heure. J'ai essayé les 4 fuseaux, au mieux on a 1/2h de décalage en plus, au pire 3h 1/2 de décalage en plus... Ça ne peut servir qu'à quelqu'un qui connait une personne là-bas, ce qui n'est pas mon cas. Horloge totalement inutile chez nous.

Maintains accurate time, second hand is slightly off the hash mark, which is disappointing