The Radio-Controlled Schoolhouse Clock

A blend of old-world charm and the latest technology, this classic schoolhouse clock receives automatic updates six times a day, so you never need to wind it or doubt its accuracy. It keeps perfect time by synchronizing itself with the U.S. Atomic Clock in Boulder, Colorado¿the absolute standard of time in the United States. A pre-tuned internal radio receiver calibrates the clock by receiving a 60kHz frequency signal generated by the U.S. Department of Commerce. Simply select the desired time zone, and the clock will automatically adjust accordingly; even updating for daylight saving time. Made of solid wood and wood veneers with metal bezels and glass lenses. Displays hour, minutes, and seconds. The clock and the ornamental pendulum runs on two AA batteries; never needs to be wound. 21¿ H x 13 1/2¿ W x 3 3/4¿ D. (5 lbs)