The SkyScan 28512 is an atomic analog clock whose plastic case is a semi-metallic pewter color with

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The SkyScan 28512 Atomic Clock by Equity Time is an atomic analog clock whose plastic case is a semi-metallic pewter color (darker than silver, lighter than titanium) with a gloss finish. A slender gold-tone bezel surrounding the white face adds a touch of color contrast. The hour numerals and other face markings are black, as are the three hands. The lens is flat, not convex. While the styling of the 28512 is more traditional than modern (check out the hour and minute hands, for example), it is neither fussy nor ornate. The 28512's package indicates "Perfect for Home & Office," and we fully agree. At just over 12 inches in diameter, this radio controlled clock will look great while keeping perfect time in many medium-sized rooms and workspaces.

The SkyScan 28512 analog atomic clock is 12-1/4 inches in diameter with a 9-5/8 inch face. The plastic case is pewter in color with a glossy semi-metallic finish and a thin gold-tone bezel around the face. The face itself is white, with black hands and Arabic numerals. The styling tends toward the traditional without being overly complex and ornate. Because of this, the 28512 is a fine choice for many home and business applications.

Dimensions:

* Overall Diameter:
12-1/4 inches (311.2 mm)
* Face Diameter:
9-5/8 inches (244.5 mm)
* Thickness:
1-3/4 inches (44.5 mm)

Features	Benefits
Receives 60kHz WWVB time-synchronization radio signal from U.S. atomic clock in Colorado.
Automatic time adjustment after signal reception, with accuracy of 1 second per day.
# Switch selection of all four U.S. mainland time zones.
Automatically adjusts for Daylight Saving Time.
Automatic DST changes can be disabled for areas that do not observe DST.
Manual time-set capability for use anywhere outside the WWVB signal range.
Pewter-tone case, white face, and black markers and hands for a look that is traditional but not ornate.
Powered by one AA (1.5V) alkaline battery, with normal life of about 1 year (battery must be obtained separately).