Review on 🕒 Silent Wall Clock 12 Inch - Decorative Non-Ticking, Large, and Quiet Clock for Home & Office Décor: Modern Battery Operated Design for Kitchen, Living Room, School, Bathroom - Easy to Read by Wesley Carreras

grew up 50 years ago) -- carbon-zinc batteries, because the accuracy of the clock is not so good with alkaline batteries My clock runs on alkaline batteries and in the few weeks that I've had it I can say it keeps the time accurate I don't know everything in the world about batteries. However, if someone can explain what the difference is between these batteries, and I don't mean the durability but the constant voltage and current delivered well to the watch, I'd love to hear it, although I don't think so is the right forum for this type of discussion as its just so write a review of the watch and i will say it is a great watch, great price, looks great, runs silent and as far as i can see holds up to a quartz watch stood very well. with an alkaline battery (I mean, does the quartz crystal really care if it's excited by the X voltage of the alkaline battery or the carbon battery? Doesn't the quartz crystal oscillate at 32768 Hz as long as current is applied to it? It really baffles me that a ticking quartz watch is pretty stable to understand how it works: the crystal is beating at 32768 Hz and the little computer counts those vibrations and every time it gets 32768 it sends a pulse to the second hand made of sound ticking The counter will reset and start counting again and the next time it counts 32768 vibrations of the crystal it will send another pulse to the second hand and make another tick.But this constantly moving second hand gives me a problem.It's just one very accurate DC motor, possibly tuned from time to time by some sort of quartz algorithm With me here, here's the bottom line: It is a beautiful watch, easy to read, accurate and quiet. So that.