Review on ⏰ SEO-Optimized Kikkerland Gear Clock by Jamie Dawson

I needed a desk clock and found it interesting. After reading three reviews and browsing the internet a bit, I decided on this one. It's heavier than it looks and appears to be quite durable. I find it easy to read and a nice way to quantify a day. I'm giving four stars because the original "seconds wheel" that powers the entire watch was loosened during shipping. If you put the battery in and the wheel isn't spinning or the clock has stopped after a few hours, all you have to do is open it up and tap the second wheel lightly from top to bottom to snap it into place. Twist the top metal cover to open. This presses down on the plastic clips that hold it. About 45 degrees is enough; You will feel it getting weaker. Work a little while pulling up. You can now adjust the minute taper to your liking and apply some pressure to the wheel. To reattach the top, align the clips with their holes. Sit with one side down and the top will be at an angle. Using a screwdriver or other object, gently press the opposite clip to avoid pinching yourself while pressing the cover. It should be tight again.