La Crosse Technology® Atomic Analog Clock – 14’’ Pearl

The Atomic Analog Clock from La Crosse Technology is easy to read, keeps accurate time and requires little maintenance. This radio controlled clock features an internal antenna that is tuned to a radio signal regulated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s atomic clock – the most accurate in world. After you insert one “AA” battery and choose your time zone, the clock automatically searches for the radio signal and sets itself to the precise time.

Makes a nice gift!

Features:

14" Diameter
Atomic time with manual setting
Automatically sets to exact time
Accurate to the second
Automatically updates for daylight saving time (on/off option)
Four time zone settings
Requires one "AA" alkaline battery (not included)
Great gift idea

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Order Qty	Item Number	Description	Size	Your Price
	38-955-070-45 Read Item Notice 1 below	ATOMIC ANALOG CLOCK PEARL	14"	$29.95

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