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Atomic Projection Alarm Clock with Temperature by La Crosse
With the click of a button this Atomic Clock and Weather Station projects the time and outdoor temperature on the wall or ceiling for a 4 second display when room is too dark for normal viewing. This weather station includes an arm that rotates for proper viewing and also automatic focus of projection. Manufacturer instructions included for operation. About La Crosse TechnologyIf you or someone yo..
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Howard Miller Easton Wall Clock
A striking metal case with nickel finish encircles the dial in the contemporary Howard Miller Easton Wall Clock. The white dial offers easy-to-read black numerals and a second track. Black hour and minute hands and a nickel-finished second hand show clearly beneath the crystal glass cover. This clock operates on reliable battery-operated quartz movement. Order today and enjoy this handsome clock i..
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Atomic Wall Clock with Outdoor Temperature by La Crosse
The atomic wall clock is available in several finishes and will compliment any home or office. This wall clock can be either hung on the wall or free standing. This weather station displays the current moon phase and automatically updates to daylight savings time.About La Crosse TechnologyIf you or someone you love needs to keep a close watch on time and weather conditions La Crosse Technology s..
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Sebastian Mantel Clock by Bulova
The stylish screened glass front and side panels of this handsome clock are surrounded by a lovely carved wood case with antique walnut finish. The brass accents and pendulum accentuate the vintage look of this timepiece. A removable clear acrylic back panel allows you to choose from Westminster 4/4 Westminster or Bim-Bam chimes which count the hour. A three-position chime switch offers choice of ..
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Classic Day Clock
Do your days all seem the same? If so you need the Classic Day Clock. This clock not only tells time but also what day of the week it is. Our classic version is available in rich solid mahogany or solid oak with a lustrous golden finish. The day hand moves 2.14 degrees every hour making a complete revolution every 168 hours (or once a week). The lines dividing the days indicate midnight the midpoi..
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