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404-50447 12.8-inch Atomic Wood Analog Wall Clock

SKU: 404-50447

$57.99
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Elegant and highly functional. The clock is wrapped in a solid wood walnut stained frame. Its face has an off-white textured look and is encased with a glass lens. Black numerals make it easy to read. Tapered black metal hands display hour, minute, and seconds with atomic precision. Accurate to the second, the clock automatically sets itself via radio signal. It even adjusts automatically to Daylight Savings Time.

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Features

  • 12.75" Round case
  • Hard wood frame
  • Atomic time automatically sets to exact time
  • Accurate to the second
  • Automatically updates for Daylight Saving Time (ON/OFF option)
  • 4 Time zones: EST, CST, MST & PST
  • Glass lens
  • Metal hands

Specs

Specifications:

  • Atomic Time

    Power Requirements:

    • 1 "AA" Battery (not included)

    Dimensions:

    • 12.75" Diameter

Register/Warranty

La Crosse Technology, Ltd. provides, to the original purchaser, a 1-year limited time warranty (from date of purchase) on this product, relating to manufacturing defects in materials & workmanship. The item will be either repaired or replaced at La Crosse Technology's discretion.

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Use the registration form below to register ownership of your product only.  If you have a question about use of the unit, please click on the support tab next to this one to see available support material or submit a ticket.

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Product Manual FAQ
Need Additional Help?

In this video we explain what a clock movement is, go over what "Atomic Time" means, and then demonstrate how to set up and use any of our four main wall clock movements. Use this video to learn how to set up a basic decorative wall clock, or one that uses the WWVB Atomic Radio Signal coming from Fort Collins, CO.

For more information on the NIST or the WWVB signal, visit:
http://bit.ly/AtomicTime

For additional information about you wall clock, visit:
http://bit.ly/laxtech_support

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