⏰ La Crosse Technology WT-3108-BBB Water-Resistant Atomic Clock with Temperature, 7.5 inch, Silver Review

I like this clock because it's smaller and perfect for the bathroom. It syncs with the Colorado Atomic Observatory signal and automatically switches to Daylight Saving Time. Very nice simple design - modern look. Costs money.

This is my second purchase. The first one fell off the wall (suction cup) too many times and finally gave up the ghost. This is a replacement, the same model, it shows the time and temperature well but the second hand doesn't work. It's not worth my time and effort to bring him back to Revane as he keeps time well.

This clock hangs in my bathroom and helps me focus when I have ADHD. I can't say anything about the suction cups because I have them hanging on nails. A bonus feature is knowing the temperature in the bathroom. In my house, the thermostat is on the wall opposite the bathroom door. I like that I can compare two room temperatures.

I've been waiting for the atomic clock to set itself for a few days. Send him somewhere in Colorado - are you kidding? Where I'm from, I have no idea where Colo is. West of Connecticut, I know. We've tried outdoors, but where I live, it's not possible to face west. I'm tired of waiting for him to tell me the time! It's nice too, but I bought it because I want to read the time in the bathroom, not as a decoration! .

Clock minute hand shifted 2 minutes Colorado Bureau of Standards "Atomic Time" after many days of trying to reestablish the radio time received from the radio to check signals government of Colorado. The second hand is synchronized with the Colorado radio signal as I was sitting next to this watch with the La Crosse "Atomic" radio signal. Both second hands synchronized with the Colorado radio time signal, but the minute hand did not. 2 minutes have passed.

So far this little clock has performed well in the rainy, windy, humid and hot South Florida summer conditions. It is perched on a pole under our outdoor covered porch. The time is accurate and the temperature readings correspond to a simple mercury thermometer placed underneath. The movement and battery are sealed behind the sealed cover. We've had a few rough windy days over the last few weeks and the clock is ticking on. We didn't use suction cups. We hung it by a nail on a pole.

Bathroom clock and small size fits my bathroom well. So far he's put up with all the bathroom stuff a bathroom can throw at him. You must have a very smooth tile to use sticky material. I have it hanging on a nail on the back of the door. Large white hour and minute hands on a gray background make it easy to read, even from a distance. Shows the room temperature. Atomic clock La Crosse in the bathroom. OMG, what will you think next? In my opinion, you just can't beat the watches of this brand…

Works well, no problems working in a humid environment for a month. Sticks very firmly to my mirror with suction cups (make sure to follow the instructions and wet them a bit first before putting them on the mirror. Too much water and they slide off). It can also be hung on the wall screw. It synced the first night I pointed it south and has been accurate ever since. Watch. The only downside is that the device sticks out a bit further than expected. With suction cups it sticks out 2 1/8 inches…