Global Atomic Clock

$39.85

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The travel alarm clock that sets itself! No need to worry about setting the time when you travel - this clock does it for you! Using international transmitters, the Global Sync Atomic Alarm Clock provides accurate time to the second in most parts of the world - automatically. Features include a large digital read-out, soft-glow back light, snooze alarm, 12/24 hour formats, dual time face, date display, signal strength indicator and twist-n-stand base. Includes a velour travel pouch. (4 x 2½ x ¾"; 4 oz)

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This easy-to-set alarm clock picks up radio signals from atomic time transmitters in the United States, Western Europe, Japan and the United Kingdom, adjusting automatically to each region where there is a transmitter. It has a large digital readout and displays the month, date and day of the week.

Product Features:

  • Radio controlled clock - able to receive signals transmitted within USA, western Europe, Japan and the United Kingdom
  • Alarm with snooze function and back light
  • Displays month, date and day of the week
  • Automatically sets itself in most parts of the world
  • Accurate within less than one second
  • Large digital readout
  • Unique twist and turn base
  • Clock lays flat for travel
  • Lightweight and compact
  • Includes a travel pouch

Dimensions:

Size: 4 x 2½ x ¾"
Weight: 4 oz

Materials: Plastic, electronic components

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  It does the job, but ....
By Gerry M., ON in June, 2009

•   An alarm clock either works - or doesn't. Accuracy is important, but not to the second. The hour(s) however are important. This clock needs to be "told" what clock server to connect to, via a slide switch; yet a Seiko clock, previously sold by Magellan (Model # QHR017S) picks up whichever clock server is closest (I have twice landed at Frankfurt, and on unpacking that Seiko clock, noted that it was set to the correct local time!) Good, but not the best!

  It does the job, but ....
By Gerry M., ON in June, 2009

•   An alarm clock either works - or doesn't. Accuracy is important, but not to the second. The hour(s) however are important. This clock needs to be "told" what clock server to connect to, via a slide switch; yet a Seiko clock, previously sold by Magellan (Model # QHR017S) picks up whichever clock server is closest (I have twice landed at Frankfurt, and on unpacking that Seiko clock, noted that it was set to the correct local time!) Good, but not the best!


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