La Crosse Technology
14-inch UltrAtomic Analog Wall Clock
Discover the La Crosse Technology 14-inch UltrAtomic Analog Wall Clock, a marvel of modern timekeeping. Engineered with exclusive UltrAtomic® technology, it reliably syncs with the NIST WWVB broadcast, ensuring exceptional accuracy even in challenging signal environments. Its robust stainless steel frame and clear plastic lens house an analog display, offering 24 time zone support and automatic Daylight Saving Time adjustments. For added convenience, a Q-mode allows for manual time setting. This clock is a perfect blend of advanced technology and elegant design for any home.
$96.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.2
/ 5
Category Rank
1206
/ 1670
#1206 in Electronics Accessories
Price vs Category Average
-40%
Below average
Diameter
14
/ inches
Who it's for
- Self-Setting UltrAtomic Accuracy
- Excellent Visibility
- Classic Analog Design
Who should skip it
- Signal Reception Issues
- Potential Ticking Noise
- Battery Dependency and Initial Setup Time
Key Specs
Diameter
14 inches
Frame Material
Stainless Steel
Lens Material
Plastic Lens
Movement Type
UltrAtomic (Atomic Time)
Power Requirements
2 “C” Alkaline Batteries (Not Included)
Extended Battery Life
Up to 5 Years (with 3 total batteries)
Weight
1814g
Warranty
1-year limited time warranty
Features
- UltrAtomic technology for superior signal reception
- Signal penetrates barriers like cement walls
- Supports 24 time zones for world time viewing
- Automatically adjusts for Daylight Saving Time
- Eco mode conserves battery life
- Q-mode allows for manual time setting
- Durable 14" Stainless Steel Frame
- Low power detection indicator
What customers say
This 14-inch wall clock earns high praise primarily for its accurate timekeeping when the atomic synchronization works. Users appreciate the large, highly legible face, making it excellent for big spaces like offices or workshops. The automatic daylight saving adjustment is a valued feature for those who successfully connect to the WWVB signal. However, a recurring issue involves signal acquisition difficulty in interior locations, which forces manual setting and undermines the core atomic benefit. While the build is generally sturdy, some users note an audible ticking sound. Overall, success hinges on signal reception; those who achieve reliable synchronization consider this clock a top-tier, reliable value.
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