Bedford Clock Collection Redwood Mantel Review

I bought this watch for my 88 year old mother. She wanted a chime to regularly remind her of the time without looking at the clock. She liked the clock, but we couldn't set her up for a 24-hour strike every day. It is set to silent at night and cannot be turned off. Since she wants the clock to ring 24/7 we had to send it back and order another clock. As I said, apart from that one problem, she was very happy with it. So if you don't want it ringing in the middle of the night, it's perfect.

Beautiful clock with striking mechanism. It looks like Daniel Dakota's model from the 1980s-1990s. Rich sound and adjustable volume (which Daniel Dakota didn't have). Do not get me wrong. Is it a high-end watch that usually costs a few hundred dollars? I do not think so. However, it will make a good, inexpensive addition to the decor and create a vintage look with an hourly chime. One person complained of difficulty syncing the chime to the clock. That's not difficult. Follow the call button…

Although the clock looks pretty decent, its internals are terrible. The hole on the back where the batteries are installed is so small that I couldn't reach my hand far enough to turn the volume knob. I had to use tweezers. The worst thing about the clock is that the chimes went off a minute before the hour started. No matter what I did, I couldn't get the chime to ring at one o'clock. I emailed the company and they sent me a replacement watch. Don't you know that the second clock strikes TWO…