Review on ⏰ La Crosse Technology Atomic Analog Wall Clock (10 inch, Silver): Precision Timekeeping at its Finest! by Ray Gist

I spent a lot of time looking for a 10-12 inch clock to hang on the wall of my newly renovated kitchen and discovered the LaCrosse range of technologies. "atomic" wall clock. I was specifically looking for a lightweight clock that could be serviced with a large PVC suction cup that didn't require drilling brand new subway kitchen tiles on backsplashes and walls. and a white and silver clock that would go well with my predominantly black and white kitchen color scheme (with stainless steel appliances), I settled on the silver version of the LaCrosse atomic clock. I read the setup guide when I received the clock, which advised that it could take up to five nights for the clock to automatically set, so I tried setting the clock manually right away instead. manual adjustment and errors, I visited the La Crosse website. There I learned that the clock could not be set manually until it had been exposed to an automatic radio signal from Colorado for five nights. So I leaned the clock against my north-facing living room window (I live in New York) and within five hours it was successfully picking up the Colorado signal and setting the correct Eastern Standard Time. I compared the clock's time with the Emerald Sequoia Time app on my iPhone and surprisingly it was accurate to the second. I then attached a large 1.8" suction cup to the wall tile and inserted the nose of the suction cup holder into the hole. The clock is 3.2 ounces and has been held in place for the last three days, plus the clock stays put throughout Period accurate to the second. In fact, they are more accurate than my $10,000 Rolex "Officially Certified Superior Chronometer. " I highly recommend this simple yet elegant wall clock, which I think is excellent value at $20 -Ratio offers.