Clock Round Kitchen Wall Clocks UK ~ 1044

I am a teacher and have always had 2-3 clocks in my classroom. I have 1 on each wall. This clock is a perfect size. Not too big and not too small. It is easy to read because it has black numbers on a bright white background. The frame is black plastic. It is lightweight and keeps time really well. I highly recommend this clock.

These cheap kitchen clocks donat last forever. I wanted a simple, easy to read, cheap replacement. Silent.This one is modern looking within laying it on too heavy. Recommended.

Bought this clock to hang in my young daughter's bedroom as a way to learn to tell time on an analog clock. It's a very good, basic clock at an excellent price. That may not sound like much but when you try going down the list of things it rapidly becomes a short list of options. Legible font, clear markers, visible hands that clearly taper and end near a marker, a gloriously smooth sweeping seconds hand and a clock face uncluttered with obnoxious logos, text or other branding.Clock comes with some mounting options but I just slapped on a 3M Velcro "command strip" rated for 3lbs per strip which is more than sufficient.Accuracy-wise it'll be interesting to see how this performs, my expectations are that this will perform like a low end quartz at not more than 30 seconds to a minute a month with a significant range across individual units, but each unit will be fairly consistent in how fast or slow it is. If it sticks to that it's probably fine enough for most people in most settings, especially if they need to adjust the clock twice a year anyway for daylight savings time.Pictured is the 12 inch clock, which feels like a good, standard-sized clock for most rooms, bedrooms, family rooms, offices, kitchens, etc. 10 inches might be better limited to a bathroom, cubicle or other setting where the reader is very close to the clock lest it feels small. 14 inches is probably the better choice for a very large room like a classroom, or for someone with significant visual impairment and a large lecture hall probably would require the 14 inch clock (or larger than 14 inches from someone else)UPDATE: After a few days it appears to be running just under 1 second a day slow. I'll update as it progresses. I realize now that with the clean sweep seconds that only start when the battery is connected it does make setting the clock a little bit of a hassle- ideally you pull out the battery when the seconds hand is on the 12, then align the hands so the minute hand is right on the mark (slight challenge as there's some play in the settings dial), then carefully work to shove the battery back in a the instant the time is what you set it to. These are relatively small complaints and well within my expectations for a wall clock of this price.