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

This is a great analog-looking clock. We purchased it as a replacement for another battery-operated clock that was no longer keeping time. I put the battery in, hung it on the wall, and it auto-set itself. It also automatically adjusts for daylight savings. This one keeps perfect time, always exactly the same as the time on a phone, and a battery lasts forever (well, about a year, anyway).

Easy to set up, functions as advertised, attractive, accurate.

Very pleased. Setup instructions were clear and clock got automated time within a few minutes. Looks great on the wall - wood casing around gold and clear glass over offwhite/white face with large, readable numbers. Exactly what we were looking for.You DO need to read the instructions -- it's not obvious which buttons to push for first setup, and placing the clock in a window (in the correct direction, point toward Colorado) as it first gets automated time also was also emphasized.

nice clock, working well, keeps time and automatically sets, good for the price.Wish the glass was less reflective, hard to read in some light due to reflection.

Very pleased with the Bulova Atomic Clock for looks, accuracy, and ease of use. I followed the included setup directions (selected EST time zone and Daylight savings set to off) and inserted a AA battery. The hands began to sweep around and I watched it as it went through a 12 hour sweep and then began to synchronize with the 60Hz time standard it was receiving. After a couple of minutes, the hands swept around and locked in to the current time. I noted with the first synchronization that the minute hand was off by one minute but it re-synchronized 2 hours later and this was corrected. It has been running with perfect time right down to the second hand when compared to my phone's time display. Note that the frame of the clock is nicely finished wood and quite sturdy compared to a lot of the plastic clocks that are out there. As others have noted the glass is reflective but in our kitchen it is not a problem and the clock is very easy to read from anywhere in our kitchen or dining room. I suspect that reflection problems are dependent on the angle of light from any overhead lighting in the room where you install the clock. Highly recommended for accuracy, ease of use and good looks!

This clock does not come close to keeping the right time. It's been hanging on my office wall for five days and has never displayed the correct time. No instruction booklet came with it and there are no instructions printed on the box it came in. I can only guess as to how to get it to work properly. It has a new battery in it and it is running, but the time is currently one hour and thirty-four minutes off. At other times, it has been as much as four or five hours off the correct time. The DST button is in the "on" position and it is set for Eastern time (I live in Virginia, USA). It is an "Atomic" clock, which means it should receive a correct time signal from somewhere in Colorado every two hours. It has had plenty of time to get right. One would expect much more from a clock that has the name "Bulova" on it, but it's a huge disappointment. It's a beautiful clock, but I need accuracy more than beauty. I'm sending it back to Amazon!

Love this clock. It's a nice looking wall clock in person. I bought this for someone as a gift and she loved it. The color is nice. It's a perfect size for the wall she hangs it on.

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.)