La Crosse Technology WT-3129S 12" Atomic Analog Silver Wall Clock

I've had it with inaccurate time pieces. One could only dream of the levels of exaltation that comes with the smooth silent and reliable fixture of our home. In particular I must comment on the longevity provided by three double a cells, the ease in which the time was set. And the stately manner with which it conform to the decor of our domicile.

These clocks that get the time by radio broadcast, are always accurate, and they don't need to be reset every six months for daylight savings time. You hang them on the wall and don't need to touch them again, until the battery runs down. Until now, the battery, a single AA, lasted about two years. But this latest model takes 3 AA batteries, so I hope that the clock I just put up, will hang there for at least five years, before the next time I need to touch it. If I have one complaint, it's the hole in the back for hanging the clock. It's very badly designed. They could hardly have made it worse if they had hired someone to design it as badly as possible. It would have been so easy to make it so it would hang on any sort of screw or nail or picture hook, but it doesn't. I was forced to hang it on a nail driven in diagonally, which would not have been an option for many surfaces.