🧩 Adults' Wooden Puzzle Clock Model Review

Love, love, love, this puzzle. Difficult but fun. Easy to understand instructions. And the end product is just amazing. As an update: I bought 5 of these and put them together to give as gifts. Christmas is usually the time of year when companies put their products up for sale. Not this one. They increased the price exponentially. Greed got the better of her! Bullshit!😒😒😒

I love puzzles and assembly. This is my first purchase of this "set". I was hoping this would be a project that would take several days. I assembled it in less than 30 minutes on the couch while watching TV. All parts were stock, all parts were numbered (on one side of the board). It's beautiful and looks just like the picture but I don't think the quality of the wood is good enough to put it together. I find the price too high for the product and will not buy this series again. I still give it

I built this with my dad. I really liked the project. I read the instructions while he found parts and assembled the watch. It took 3 1/2 hours and it looks beautiful. The details are precisely cut. You'll have to be steadfast when fitting a new part, but strength is your enemy here. I am happy to report that we have not broken or lost a single piece. The dial is dark and hard to read, so I made a lighter dial (marble pattern) with Photoshop. When we assembled the movement, we used glue stick…

Fun to assemble and beautiful, but remember that unlike other wooden puzzles, this clock is made from chipboard rather than wood and breaks very EASILY . The mines were accidentally thrown by my dog from a very short coffee table onto a thick carpet and the top structures not only broke off but smashed! There are also no spare parts. The watch itself is very easy to take off, as the watch is not even attached the child can remove the parts very easily. I do not recommend this and have built…

This is a great little watch and very well built. I fiddled with my legs a bit (my arm strength has diminished over the years) and a small piece on top (broken, but they had too much!). I like the fact that it works silently. I can't stand the sound of a ticking clock. I painted the gold which turned out to be harder than I thought due to the coating applied to the surface. It would be nice if they offered more color options. This is not the best gift for people with hand problems. It took some

I love watches. It was fun. No glue or tools required. This is probably not for younger children as the wooden panels are flimsy and can easily break in the wrong place. Pieces are tight. Some of them require a lot of hand strength to snap into place. Doing this without breaking any of the pieces requires decent fine motor skills. The finished clock stands directly on the table, does not swing. It doesn't wobble and none of the parts will dangle. The dial rotates to lock into place. To change…

The set initially looked quite promising. There is a light varnish that looks nice and the details on punched cards are mostly easy to remove. Frustration sets in shortly after you try to solve the puzzle. First, most parts have a number printed next to them, but not all. But what does it matter, do you think? Unfortunately, this comes into play when you look at the instructions page. There you will see 28 different construction steps. Ironically, although the steps are numbered, the designer…

Bought this for my husband for Father's Day this year, he loves watches and DIY stuff. I went for this and many other collectible DIY puzzle sets. He hasn't started yet because I have other DIY collectibles that were smaller ones made of wood and metal so he's working on one of these because he thought they'd be easier and quicker to build since they're smaller than them. Well no if they are very small and detailed so when he starts and finishes I will tell you his thoughts and how he enjoyed…