SHARP Wall Clock Operated Classroom Review

Good size and quiet. Works well in a recording studio, no ticking. Arrived broken. The second hand was attached to the minute hand. It's quicker to take the watch apart and bend the hands than go through the exchange process with Revain. Sharp should replace the minute and second hands with solid standard hands. The cut-out design and thin metal on the temples make it easy to bend during assembly or transport.

1) The company was too cheap to include a dowel and drywall screw. I've been trying to find a drywall anchor for a long time, but tomorrow I have to go to the hardware store to buy one. Very disappointing. 2) Terrible Accuracy: I set the clock to 6pm on Monday. On Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. the clock showed 6:06. (So, in just 10 days, this watch will be 1 hour ahead!) FOLLOW-UP: I've returned the first one (which had a terrible time) for a replacement. The second turned out perfect!

I used to have an "atomic clock" that was set by radio signals along with the world clock. They give us such trouble and never seemed to keep correct time for long periods of time. Especially in connection with the changeover to daylight saving time. It was always hit and miss. For a novelty, it's not worth it. I prefer to change my clock twice a year, which constantly collides with the "automatic" analog clock. I don't like the digital clock in my shop so this old school version from Sharp…