Review on 🧩 Adults' Wooden Puzzle Clock Model by Gilbert Pfaff

I love watches. It was fun. No glue or tools required. This is probably not for younger children as the wooden panels are flimsy and can easily break in the wrong place. Pieces are tight. Some of them require a lot of hand strength to snap into place. Doing this without breaking any of the pieces requires decent fine motor skills. The finished clock stands directly on the table, does not swing. It doesn't wobble and none of the parts will dangle. The dial rotates to lock into place. To change the battery, the round part rotates gently back and forth. All the little decorative swirls make it a perfect display piece. We put it on the robe. The completion time for me and my 14 year old was just under an hour. It was a really great birthday present.