🕰️ Bulova B7340 Tremont Clock: Enhance Your Décor with Exquisite Walnut Finish Review

I had this on my wish list for a long time and finally decided to shell out. I'm so glad I liked it so much, it goes well with my art deco furniture. I love it!

I like this little watch. It's perfect for a side table or mantel. This isn't a high-end watch if that's what you're looking for. It is neutral so it goes well with any decor. Looks great.

I decorate in a very modern and traditional way. This watch works great, works great, good quality and the design falls somewhere between vintage and traditional. The wood is medium brown, similar to brown maple.

UPDATE: After 1.5 years the time is still accurate without having to change the battery! cute clock to match our artisan home. Bulova is a trustworthy name, so expect it to do well over the long term. Resin body, no wood but I can't tell

Looks great on my Mission Oak bookshelf. No tick! I like that this clock is quiet. Good quality despite being made in China. This watch reminds me of the 1960s but is still elegant today. Note: The clock works in the form of a cheap box that contains one AA battery. I would definitely recommend this gem.

The clock is beautiful and looks great in my living room. The only disappointment is that at night when I'm only 8ft away I can't tell the time because the hands don't light up. I thought it was the standard for clocks and didn't bother to check before buying like my $8 alarm clock (which now sits on my bedside table in the bedroom) does. The rest of the product is 5 stars. I hope that the timekeeping function will maintain its current accuracy.

We wanted a clock for our large living room mantel with lots of cherry wood. It fits the bill and I have to say it's quite aesthetically pleasing and the wooden case does a pretty good job of masking the ticking noise. The wood feels real and solid, although the back of the "mechanism" is just a round black plastic cover. I say "mechanism" because the real insides of the watch are the same cheap AA watches mass-produced in China. (not that there's anything wrong with that) that you can find for