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12 Inch Atomic Clock
WalterDrake

12 Inch Atomic Clock

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The kitchen wall stays right on the minute without anyone climbing onto a stool to turn the hands twice a year.

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Setting the wall clock twice a year is the kind of chore that gets forgotten until the coffee pot is already brewed. This atomic face listens for the official signal and shifts its own hands. WalterDrake carries it for anyone who wants the correct time without keeping track of the changes. It hangs flat against the wall.

Automatic time setting

The internal radio receiver checks the national time signal daily. The hands move on their own when the season changes, so nobody has to take it down from the wall to reset it.

Clear wall face

Dark numbers stand out against the white dial across the kitchen or living room. You can check the hour from the sink or the hallway door without squinting.

Single battery power

One standard battery runs the whole movement for months. You provide the cell from the kitchen drawer, hang the clock on a sturdy nail, and let the movement find the signal.

Practical household fit

The slim profile rests flush against drywall or wood paneling. It suits a home office, a back hallway, or right above the basement stairs where family members check the time on their way out.

What the maker lists

  • 12" overall
  • 9" dia. face
  • Atomic design adjusts itself for Daylight savings and never needs resetting
  • Uses 1 AA battery (not included)

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