WT-3143-H 14-Inch Atomic Wall Clock, Black

Time zones USA only which is okay as 12 hours different to WST but does not appear to pick up radio signal. Consider removing from Australian site? Other than that seems to be okay.

I own a few digital display La Crosse Technology clocks and have always found them to be reliable and easy to set up. When my old outdoor analog clock went bad after many years, I wanted to replace it with an atomic clock to make setting it with Daylight Savings Time easier. I'm retired and don't really have to be anyplace other than the golf course at a specific time, but the geek in me loves these clocks and that they're insanely accurate. I'm also neurotic enough that I get pleasure from seeing all of my clocks agree with each other, down to the second! Our old outdoor clock had been working for almost 15 years, but got infested with sugar ants and died a very sudden death. I looked at this as an opportunity to replace what was essentially a kitchen clock with a self-setting one, and after a lot of research chose this La Crosse. The truth is there aren't a lot of outdoor atomic clocks, and this one technically isn't either. I live in South Florida, however, so the temperature isn't a problem, and the clock lives under an overhang where rain doesn't get to it. Setup was easy. Simply install a battery, put the clock on the wall, and walk away. The next morning it had set itself and was showing Pacific time. At that point the instructions say to set the time zone, which I did, and the clock immediately set itself ahead 3 hours to Eastern Daylight Time. I suspect that you could change the time zone prior to inserting the battery, but the instructions are pretty adamant about letting the clock set itself on Pacific and then changing it. The display is very classic with a serifed font for numbers and all-black hands. One thing I really liked was the second hand is perfectly calibrated to the seconds on the clock face. (Remember, I'm neurotic.) I have the same feeling about watches. I hate it when the second hand falls between the seconds marks as it ticks around the dial. At 14 inches, this is an easy clock to read from a distance, even in direct sunlight. All-in-all, a terrific replacement for my old clock. Now, if only I can keep those !@#$% ants from setting up home inside!

Excelente compra, aquí en Monterrey tardo com9 unos 15 minutos en sincronizarse y listo, nos da el tiempo exacto

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Best clock I've ever owned. Had to move into south facing window in order to get time set automatically by atomic radio signal, but has been accurate since. Literally hasn't missed a second. Hope it lasts for years to come. Time will tell