⏰ Bulova B6844 Flair Alarm Clock, Silver - Enhanced for SEO Review

The ticker volume changes depending on the time. Just bought a second one and it's ticking so loud we're sending it back. Also note that you can't leave the night light on - you have to press a button on the top of the watch and the light will come on as long as you hold that button down. The alarm on/off switch is also rather small on the back of the watch. Style, simplicity, using only 1 AA battery, and Bulova's accuracy are all plus points.

The cast aluminum is rough and unfinished and you really like the look, I admit it's subjective. The back cover can only be described as cheap flimsy plastic and I wouldn't be surprised if the internal gears are all plastic. If you pick up something made of cheap plastic, tap it with your fingernail and you'll hear the thud of flimsy plastic. preferably for hours.

I have had this watch for a few months now and it works well. Pros: The base and body are machined from a single piece of aluminum, not cast or stamped. Crystal is glass, not plastic. The interior light button is easy to find in the dark (above). The front is understated but easy to read at a glance. The alarm clock is loud but not harsh. analogue alarm clocks that I had). Cons: The plastic back is a bit disappointing. It's just an aesthetic thing. The color matches the aluminum body so it's…

Like everyone else, I wish it looked more like aluminum than some weird plastic composite and I wish her face didn't feel like it was just hanging there. But for me, it's a beautiful watch that sits next to a reading chair. Brushed aluminum and a white dial with crisp letters make the watch clear and easy to read. I can hear it ticking from afar, it's very quiet in my office, but it doesn't really bother me. To others, this may seem like a "treacherous heart." While the exact time is displayed.

The dial is easy to read. The small button at the top illuminates the dial beautifully. The body is made of solid aluminum. The back is plastic, but that's the back. I needed a watch with the right round outer dimensions. been looking for a few months. I live on a 1955 wooden yacht. I have been restoring for 3 years. Above the front wheelhouse windows is a wooden panel with radio/headlights/weather sensors. The clock that was there is flush mounted in a 3 1/2" hole. They stopped working. It was

The thing is small, like a table clock or a clock on the bedside table. It's not even a forty-dollar mantel clock. See Howard Miller for more on this. I'm deducting a star because of the crappy metal-coated plastic lid and plastic jar (it's not jar, as another reviewer said). Still, I'm giving it 4 stars because it's so damn cute and flavorful and aluminum. The details are milled, frosted and premium. The little light is like a maglite bulb. No LED (which is actually quite charming). It…

UPDATE: So this watch has gone from 1 star to 5 stars on me. I originally stated that this was inaccurate because I set my alarm for 4am and it didn't go off until 4:10am. The real reason was that I had to be very, very biased when I set the alarm. I really hate him because it takes me a while to get him to call when I need him. Also, I'm still frustrated because it doesn't have a second hand or the bull's pitchfork logo as shown in pic l. Positive note: This is where all 5 stars go: Only 1 AA…