Howard Miller Murrow Wall Clock, Wooden Finish Classic Round Design with Optical Crystal Glass, Atomic Radio Controlled Movement Perfect for Home Decor, Office & Living Room Battery Operated

Worth the money - I have several other Howard Miller clocks - VERY reliable, trouble free.Sleek update for a traditional style. Nice design feature is the use of the same brushed silver metal for the second hand and the trim ring between the cherry wood and the clock lens. Uses one AA battery. About 5 minutes my clock found the satelite and set itself. Keeps good time- stays synched with the tiem showing from my Directv. I live in a rural mountainside area that has very poor cell coverage... was I happy to see this clock find it's satelite so fast? YES! I was. Slight ticking sound if you stand 2 feet from the clock, cannot hear it 8 feet away. Very complete & easy to understand instructions. Can be set manually if you do not want to use the satelite function. This design could work in transitional & modern interiors - your preference.This review is for the Howard Miller Murrow Wall Clock 625-259 – Modern & Round with Atomic, Radio Control Movement

This atomic clock is a lovely design, simple and attractive, and it performs well. In the beginning, it seemed fussy and inaccurate, even settling into the eastern time zone, although I had clearly indicated Pacific time as my preference. In fact, it was close to a week before it meshed with Fort Collins time. But once it did, it revealed itself as reliable and--pardon the pun!--on time. One small gripe: In the advertising, there is no indication of possible pitfalls (e.g., it shouldn't be located too close to a computer or other electronic devices, it should be close to a window, it should face Fort Collins, Colorado). It would therefore be helpful to know, ahead of ordering, what the parameters are for mounting this clock, so that it will function optimally in its new home. That said, I am enjoying this beautiful (and now accurate) atomic clock.

Initially, it took a little longer to display the correct time when I first set it up, but that was just a small delay while it synced up. I installed it on an interior wall, and once it was set, it has been running perfectly.What I really appreciate is how it adjusts automatically during time changes. I went to bed with the clock showing the previous time, but when I woke up, it had already updated itself to the correct time. It’s super convenient, especially with daylight saving time changes!

I wanted an accurate and professional clock for an office wall. Many of the "satellite" clocks are cheap looking or plastic.This is a nice real wood with a cherry finish. It looks great on the wall and keeps good time.A nice upgrade from the cheaper plastic looking models.There is no ticking or any noise from the mechanism. So, if you're sensitive to a ticking clock, this one works.

The clock is beautiful, but came with no instructions. The buttons on the back are not well labeled. There’s a daylight savings button, but no indicator that you have it “on or off” daylight savings time. I bought the clock a few weeks before the time change, and crossed my fingers hoping I had accidentally set it correctly. The time changed, but the clock did not. After several annoying days trying to push the button and hoping it would set correctly overnight, we finally gave up and set it to a different time zone so it would show the right time. Very disappointed and wondering if my clock’s daylight saving button is broken. I would have spent less time with a non-atomic clock.

It was what I expected. It took me a little while to get the atomic feature going, but when all else fails read the directions. The clock looks and works great.

After years of having to reset my kitchen clock or calculate it's inaccuracy, it mercifully fell off the wall and broke. I bought another cheap one and it came with a plastic face that was warped. The extra cost of this clock has brought a bit of sanity into my life. Atomic clock, wow! Now I just have to be sure it doesn't fall off the wall too.

Just received the Howard Miller Murrow atomic wall clock last week for my home office. Very nice looking with easy-to-read large numerals, and so far, time keeping has been very accurate. Clock is also vert quiet - don't hear any ticking. Daylight saving time starts next week, so I expect the time to adjust ahead automatically, which was the primary reason I purchased an atomic clock. I now have atomic clocks throughout my home and no longer have to go through the house changing all the clocks twice a year.