⏰ Stylish and Compact: Victrola VC-450-SLV Flip Clock in Small Silver - A Timeless Addition to Any Space Review

Great watch! Ticking is very minimal and the finish is good. Only thing is the flip is noisy when flipping the watch, but it doesn't put you off. I've used it in my office and everyone loves it.

I like the clock next to the TV and wanted something more stylish than my old digital clock. This clock is easy to read (even at night with the TV on), quiet (just a tiny click on the hour), and looks good. It's solidly built. Also interesting to look at.

I love this clock. I was afraid the clicking sound would be too loud, but I can't hear it at all. Although it's in my kitchen - not sure if you can hear the clicking sound in a quiet bedroom? Maybe. However, the vintage look is great and my kids can easily tell the time. Definitely a functional decorative piece.

Super Cool. Always wanted one. Looks sturdy and has held up well so far. I wanted something easy to read that wouldn't blind me when I look at it. I wish I could plug it in, I don't really like the whole battery game, but what is there. I thought the branding on the front would bother me but it adds charm as the lettering looks retro.

This watch is my favorite! I like the soft "click" as the minutes tick and the slightly louder "click" as the hours tick. This watch is pretty accurate on average. Sometimes the click is a few seconds early, sometimes a few seconds late. So if you're looking for microsecond precision, skip these clocks. As others have pointed out, the front is open to the environment, so I'm concerned that dust getting into the mechanism will eventually stop operation. When the time comes, I'll be happy to buy…

In the early 70's I got a digital alarm clock radio for my high school graduation and my "digital" alarm clock was my favorite gift that year. This made it a lot easier to tell what time it was in the middle of the night, but it was also nice to see the numbers slowly slide out from under the retaining pin and then fold down at the right second to change the minutes. Unfortunately, after only 20 years of continuous use, the clock motor froze and that was it. By this time, fully electronic…

I first saw a flip clock when I was about eleven years old, when I was having my eyes examined at an optician's office. I remember being fascinated by it. I later bought one as a teenager and found it very good. It was a plug-in model and I'm sure I didn't spend more than fifteen bucks or so on it. The current models that are closest to it cost over a hundred dollars, a sum I don't want to spend. I love folding watches, but I don't pay unreasonably much money for them. Anyone who has purchased…