Atomic Analog Wall Clock, WWVB Self-Setting Battery Operated 14" Large Dial Non-Ticking Silent Easy to Read & Use Clock with LCD Display, Ideal Modern Home, Kitchen, Office Décor (Gold)

I like at least one atomic clock in my house for accuracy. Love this clock. Works perfectly

With dark blue face and white numbers - easy to read the time!

The media could not be loaded.  I was given this Wall Clock for free in order to provide an unbiased review as a part of Amazon's Vine program. I love the look of this clock which combines a vintage (okay 1970's) vibe with a digital look. But the self-setting component never kicked in as I had to manually set both the digital and analog components of the clock. Even after 3 days and moving it from room to room, this particular clock never connected to the WWVB radio waves (unless we lived in Indiana). We even moved it near the skylights hoping it would connect with the radio waves, but it did not. The digital reader, which I also had to set manually, has the date and day correct but the temperature is for the inside. I hope that helps you.

omg I love atomic clocks! This one looks great; well made; easy to read; keeps perfect time.I love it.

I got this in green because I knew it would awesome with my office's decor. It has a teal face with a deep green border, and I have it mounted on a newly painted pale green wall (the color is called "Margarita"). It is lightweight and easy to set up (two AA batteries not included). I did not need the setup instructions because I am familiar with atomic clocks, and this one took about 15 minutes to cycle through. I had no problems with getting a signal. And although I did not need the instructions, I did read them and they are clear. It has been up for four days and it is accurate (time, date, and temperature). I absolutely love it and its unique color!

It is a beautiful looking clock and comes with very clear instructions on how to setup. But even though you follow all the instructions to set it up it will take a long time and lot of re-syncs using the rec button to sync up with the radio. Day 1 - set the DST switch and the timezone, put the battery and the clock resets to 12 and then tries to find radio signal for around 10 minutes and then starts ticking from 12 itself as it can't find one. I use the rec button in late evening to avail, it repeats the same cycle and goes back to the previous time as it can't sync. Day 2 - even after crossing the 3 AM time, the time when almost all the atomic clocks will eventually sync up, this clock is still not synced. So now I use the rec button again at around noon, it resets to 12 and then tries to sync again and then back to the old time. After few hours I see the time has updated but not the correct time, it still is behind like 40 minutes. Did few re-syncs but didn't help. Day 3 - I use the rec button at 12 AM, same cycle repeats, I use the rec button again after 15 minutes and then finally it syncs up after 12 minutes of searching for signal. So right now it is showing correct time but I am still wondering why on day 2 it synced up 40 minutes behind the actual time. I have two other atomic clocks and the best out of the three is bulova. It synced up pretty quick without even using the rec button on day 1 itself. The other one synced up after midnight on day 1, so it is the clock and not weak signals. For the price you will get better atomic clocks than this one so I would rate 3 stars for the looks and size and easy instructions.

Works well, as described...but a rather large clock...not easy to find a place in my home that it doesn't look overwhelmingly too big.Beautifully framed in gold and very easy to read...it displays analog Time, digital inside Temperature & Day/Date. Good product.

The TIMESS clock is mostly easy to set up. After you put in the batteries, you can set the month and day. The clock displays it in digital form on the clock.I followed the directions to get the clock to synch with the time for my area. I have reset it five times, but the closest it has come to the correct time is behind by three hours.I live twenty minutes away from a notable city, but maybe my location is a problem. I have tried to get the clock to catch up to the time in every room in my house, but it hasn't been able to link up for the time to adjust correctly.I cannot locate an area to adjust the time manually.It's a nice, sturdy clock. If you can get it to display the right time, it would look great in any home or business.