La Crosse Technology UltrAtomic Analog Stainless Steel Wall Clock - 14 Inch, Model 404-1235UA-SS Review

I love that I don't have to worry about adjusting or checking. I can see it from across the room without my glasses and it changes the time accurately with my iPhone. If you are sensitive to clock noise, the second hand will tick along with the minute hand every 15 seconds. It's pretty quiet but I've attached a video to show it in a quiet room.

$77 for a clock that breaks 2 months after installation. We've had other La Crosse watches with no problems - one sits in our office and has been working great for over 10 years. This was on 25.05. bought, the return window was on 25.06. closed and the minute hand no longer moves, although the second and hour hands on 23.07. keep working. Here we are unlucky. strange

Need a simple, even simple, large wall clock. Accuracy is a must. It meets all requirements. Got the NIST signal and installed quickly. The ticking of the second hand is pleasant and quiet. Claimed battery life is up to 6 years in "economy mode" which disables the sweep between 11pm and 5am. The only complaint is that the steel bezel is a fingerprint magnet and needs a good wipe down after the batteries are installed. Then you see the clock. it disappears from your sight until you need time…

Asked Revain tech support and they couldn't figure it out either. I worked as an optics engineer for 50 years, but the product manual was missing some key information on how to open the battery compartment. Once you see it, the compartment becomes obvious, but it's covered in a sticker that hides its purpose. Please take a look at my revised first page of the manual. So here's a star just to emphasize that if you piss off your customers with bad management, you won't get good reviews.

Received the watch from Revain today and after putting the batteries in the watch automatically set itself to 4 o'clock and waited for a signal from Colorado. I immediately noticed that the second and minute hands are misaligned! The other arm is fully bent. See attached photo. There is no way to fix this. I don't even remotely have OCD and it worries me. I paid a lot of money for this wall clock and the quality of this clock is just terrible. Looks great but the quality is like a cheap Chinese

Expensive compared to most other wall clocks? Yes, but you get what you pay for. This particular watch uses a technology that is not very common in October 2017. It's receiving a signal from an atomic clock in Colorado, not in the AM radio band that has been used for centuries, but with a newer and clearer signal that has been in use since 2012. Again, not many watches you'll see listed as of 2017 have this feature. Also, the shape is beautiful! Real stainless steel for the bezel, not spray…

So far so good. I received the watch yesterday. Charged with 4 C batteries, automatically wound up to 4:00 p.m. shortly after the first two batteries were installed, and then stayed there for at least 30 minutes. I'm tired of waiting for it to come to life and putting it aside. I don't know exactly how long it took to sync, but it took about an hour. The clock appears to be ticking louder at 15, 30, and 45 second intervals - I think that's when the minute hand moves a little. The ticking on the

Installed one of these clocks at home, two (for now) at work in coastal areas of California where other "atomic" clocks never worked. La Crosse Technology's 404-1235UA-SS Super-Atomic Analog Stainless Steel Wall Clock kept the correct time within minutes every time. Have checked this watch many times on time.gov - so far all watches have been accurate to official time. The Eco function turns off the ticking of the second hand from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., saving energy and stopping most ticking

my wife hates aesthetics but i love watches. Function follows form. In my opinion, the primary purpose of a watch is to reliably tell accurate time, which is what the La Crosse 404-1235UA watch does. One of the things I love about this watch is the robust electromechanical movement mechanism. Many large analog clocks are powered by a single AA battery and will lose time if the battery voltage drops slightly from a new voltage near 1.6V (the new alkaline battery's nominal voltage under load is…