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The Radio Controlled mechanism fitted to your clock has a built in receiver, which is tuned to the National Physical Laboratory MSF Transmitter based in Anthorn, Cumbria. The time signal received is controlled by a cesium clock, is accurate to within one second every 1000 years, allows fully automatic set up of your clock and will automatically adjust for summer/winter time changes. With a history dating back to 1929, our specialist manufacturing knowledge and expertise has helped us to become the leading brand in the UK clock market. Our experienced team work closely with the major high street names to develop specific ranges under both the Acctim and Towcester Clock Works Co. brands as well as private label projects. We are confident in our products and service and look forward to working with you to fulfil all your clock requirements.
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Brushed steel case, baton dial with silver hands and glass lens.
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As it is radio-controlled, it obviously keeps perfect time. However, while the minute and hour increments are very clear as they are black on white, the fingers, being silver coloured, are not. Reading the time therefore takes a second or two. It would be helpful if the fingers were darker.
Quality is great - it looks more expensive than it is.
Once it has set itself to the correct time, it seems to stay correct. I can't wait for the clocks to change to GMT as it will be the only clock in the house that will be correct.
Only criticism is that it would be a bit easier to read the time if the hands were black instead of silver.
Once it has set itself to the correct time, it seems to stay correct. I can't wait for the clocks to change to GMT as it will be the only clock in the house that will be correct.
Only criticism is that it would be a bit easier to read the time if the hands were black instead of silver.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Elegant, uncluttered design. If you need accurate time, this is it. Did you know that the time signal - the pips - on the radio varies, depending on whether you listen to FM or Digital? My bedside FM radio, which is tuned to Radio 4, starts the pips two, even three seconds before my digital radio in the living room, which is also tuned to Radio 4. It makes me wonder why the BBC bothers with the time signal on its digital channels when they are so behind the time.
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