Chicago Lighthouse Radio Controlled Clock

I purchased this clock for my classroom. After several low performing clocks that either gained, lost or all together stopped time this one is a champ. I don't ever look forward to "falling back" and losing daylight in the evening but I am anxious to see my clock handle it all on its own!

Get the 2nd hand to the closest present time, push the red bottom, push the red bottom again. Wait until it passes 12:00 position...

For f* sake, all atomic clocks should only have TWO buttons: One to set Time Zone and one to Sync. THAT SHOULD BE IT. You should not have to adjust the clock to a certain time, pass certain position of wait till the second hand to pass 12:00 position. There ISN'T A SINGLE Atomic Clock Made in the USA that can get this right - hard as it is to believe. I DARE anyone to name an Atomic Clock with the Clock Movement that's made in the USA that can get this right. Is this really 2011?!

My little Casio Atomic watch syncs RIGHT OUT THE BOX. Not a thing has to be done to adjust it. When Casio decides to make an Atomic Wall Clock for home. I will be the first in line to buy it.

Does exactly what you want a radio controlled clock to do. Accurate with good visibility. The programing was a bit of challenge, but only took a couple of attempts. And, you only have to get it right once and the clock is ready for a year or more. I have tried other radio clocks and find this one to be much better.