Bulova Atomic Time 2 Analog Wall Clock C5004 | 12.4" Wooden Frame, Sets Time Automatically | Quartz Movement | Battery Operated | Classic Design

Surprisingly accurate! This is my 4th, and best so far, Atomic wall clock. Very impressive and quite attractive.

Nice looking clock but will be better idea to feed time via internet. More versatile

Beautiful clock, easy to read. Set it up in the evening and it had adjusted by morning. Like the feature where you can turn off daylight savings time so we don't have to readjust for our state. Time is accurate.

Very attractive design, the button interface is a little unintuitive on the back plate but once you get it set up you can just leave it running until it hits an automatic synchronization point at night and then it will automatically start showing the correct time. It doesn't sync so well during the day, but that is true for most clocks of this type.

The media could not be loaded. Works great. Looks great. High tech under the hood. Its nice to not to need to ever adjust the time again. Recommend to put the battery in at night and set it near a window. Night is when the 64KHz atomic clock radio signal is strongest.

We purchased this clock as a replacement for a kitchen clock that was in a difficult area to access, so we decided to get an atomic clock so we wouldn't have to change it when we went to Daylight Savings Time. We have other atomic clocks in the house and have never had a problem. They all changed this year when we switched to Daylight Savings Time, but this one did not. I am extremely unhappy that we bought this clock. It does NOT work as intended, so was a waste of money. It's too late to return it, but I would not recommend buying this clock. I will never buy this brand again, as it's apparently unreliable. I wouldn't give this any stars, but I'm not sure my review would be posted with no stars.

I had my eye on this "atomic" clock for a couple of years, mostly in the spring and fall when I had to climb a tall stool to get to my almost identical kitchen clock to change into or out of Daylight Saving Time. The description says the radio frequencies carrying the atomic time signal comes from Ft. Collins, Colorado, and some users have said they had some trouble finding a location in their home that worked for their clocks.I love the wooden frame and the easy-to-read numbers. But would it work in my kitchen?My house has steel siding (although a lot of windows) and Ft. Collins is about 700 miles away. But I took a chance, hanging it on an interior wall, and the clock keeps time beautifully. It changed back to standard time when DST came to an end last Nov. 3.I'll still have to climb that stool when the AA battery dies. It's too soon to know if I'll have to change the battery twice a year! (I will try to update to let you know how long it worked using the same battery.)

Excellent clock all around.