BRESSER Wall Clock, Stainless-Steel, Black, 25 x 4.6 x 25 cm

The media could not be loaded.  ___________Purchased this as a replacement for our kitchen clock. Received as described with correct and accurate measurements.The Good:-------------------• Good quality clock and nice construction - it's lightweight but certainly doesn't feel like a cheap product.• Being a radio time (MSF) signal clock, it will constantly self correct itself. No more worrying or having that uncertainty if the clock is slow or fast!• Once the battery is in place, the hands will start moving automatically in fast forward mode. Don't worry if they go past the actual time, as this happened with our clock. It starts off at 12 o'clock (out of the box) and it went right around to 12 o'clock again. However, after a few minutes it starts moving again - this time stopping at the correct time.• The Second hand not only sweeps in a nice smooth motion, but the entire clock is silent of any ticking!• Temperature & Humidity dials.• 5 Year Manufacturer GuaranteeThe Not-So-Good:-------------------• Before inserting the single AA battery (which isn't included) you need to remove the transport locking pin located above the battery compartment. The pin is actually beneath the sticker that is stuck on the back panel. Remove the sticker and you'll see a tiny pin head (which is what needs to be removed). I mention this only because it's mentioned in the instructions but NOT illustrated, and could cause operational problems if you're just going by the illustrations and ignore it.• We purchased the green clock. However, in hindsight, we would have chosen the white face colour (or any other colour - except the green). The reason for this is because, in person (and especially if there's a bit of reflection in the glass or you are at a slight angle), the contrasting colours of the green face with the position of the white hands isn't very prominent (The second hand is greyish in colour and practically turns itself invisible)!I don't know if it's because the hands are not 'bright white' enough, but at a distance, they don't stand out as clearly as you would expect against the green background. Compared to our old white face/black hands clock, this difference is really noticeable.British Summertime:-------------------If you already own this clock, you may be surprised to discover that it does not automatically adjust itself for BST. Which makes for a puzzling thought - if this clock periodically updates itself via MSF signal to display the correct time - why does it not do so for BST??Anyway,....To adjust the (+/- hour) time for BST, you need to initiate a manual MSF signal.Simply press the small REC button (on the back) for 3-5 seconds. The clock hands will soon move to the 12 o'clock position where they will remain for upto 5 minutes and then will automatically move by themselves to the correct time. Simple - Job done!However....If pressing the REC button for 3-5 seconds does not instigate the hands moving to the 12 position, then (as we discovered), it may be that your battery is too weak! Change it for a new battery.Ironically, when you put in a new battery, the clock will think it's setting the time for the 1st time anyway and go through the process as if it's new (as above).... which makes taking the battery out and back in again probably a simpler solution to adjusting the time for BST.

This clocks looks very nice for the money.Out of the box it received the signal within 5 minutes and displayed the time perfectly. I even had it against my digital radio clock and they were in perfect sync for 6 whole months.Then all of a sudden I noticed this clocked was 4 hours plus behind.I changed the battery for another fresh Duracell.However, it will no longer receive the signal. I have tried reseting it as per instruction manual. However, after a few moments it displays the wrong time. Not even 1 hour slow or fast according to another time zone.It goes to the 12 o'clock position, then moves 4 minutes forward in one jump and begins to move along at a speed where it seems to lose 2 minutes for every hour elapsed.Have even tried repositioning the clock all over the house attempting to find a signal. But nothing.Even side by side with my digital radio clock, the digital finds the signal within 3-5 minutes first time whereas nothing received with the Bresser.So I tried manual time setting. An unnecessarily long process.Seemed fine once I got the time, but yet again it losses few minutes with each hour.So obviously the whole mechanism is faulty.I am ok with tech and have tried alots of different ways to get this thing reading the correct time over the last week. But it's just not working after only 6 months.Waste of money and TIME...A ripoff that can't get my money back

The first clock I received had a fualt but Amazon made returning it a Nice and simple process. The second one was damaged with a crack going the entire length of the clock face. I was able to get it returned with another clock sent out to me which I am glad to say 3rd time luckily it's undamaged and works perfectly, it was packed much more sensibly which protected it well. It is a nice looking clock and simple to use just pull out the safety pin located on the back then insert the battery and away you go it takes about 5 min to fully set itself to the right time. I gave it a 5 star because it's a nice clock and The problems I had where delt with so we'll, so thanks for that.

I wanted a radio controlled wall clock and this one looked stylish and easy to read. It also matches my kitchen. It struggled to find the radio control setting at the back of my flat, but was fine in the kitchen and I’ve no problem with it. It may be a bit fussy about where it is sited in relation to picking up radio signal. This surprised me since I live in central London, but I was able to get signal on 4 th attempt. It’s a very good clock provided you can get the radio signal. Temperature is accurate as well. The clock also updated itself when the time changed, as it should do.