🕙 Hippih Black Wall Clock - Silent Non-Ticking Quartz, 10 Inch Round - Easy to Read for Home, Office, School Review

I ordered this clock to remove the plastic cover and paint the clock to reflect the everyday life of the family I work with. For example, 4-5 on the clock is green, and on the chart just below the clock, green indicates homework time. This is a very easy way to keep kids and families entertained as they look at the clock far more often than they do at a regular map. Ideal. The plastic popped out very easily, there were no problems with the dial color and the plastic was immediately put back.

So far I like this watch. It reads very well from about 10-12 feet away and I like that I can see the second hand very well. This replaces the clock, which had expired but was much harder to read (from exactly the same distance). The other clocks kept losing a few minutes (every few months) and I had to reset them all the time, but I hope this one stays pretty stable. I've only had it for three days so far, but it hasn't lost any time. Wall clocks seem to be a thing of the past, but I really…

Bought a new (me) house and needed a few hours for the kitchen and computer room. I despise the tiny tick-tick-tick of many ordinary clocks - not honest pendulum clocks, by the way - tick-tock like my parents' hallway clock - and bought it specifically because it was advertised as quiet. .At first they were silent. Now, after about 3 months of use, both watches are no longer silent. A noticeable loud tick-tick-tick-tick sound is common for some time when the minute hand is in certain positions.

I really like this watch, the dial is symmetrical to the outer diameter. He came to me with all 12 numbers in time and in numerical order. in a roundabout way. It doesn't have a ticking sound, I would even compare it to the same sound a church mouse makes when urinating on a cotton swab. satisfactory. With black hands and a white dial, this bi-racial watch is a well-rounded watch. In fact, when I invite my liberal friends over, it becomes the focal point of a conversation about how tolerant…