Got one and it automatically set the correct UK time.

Bought my first RC clock over 20 years ago - made by Oregon Scientific - was quite expensive but it lasted for years and got the signal from Rugby so was it was the correct UK time and instantly corrected itself when the clocks went forward and back. Was great knowing the exact time and no worries about it being wrong.

I have bought a couple from Aldi and Lidl - the LCD type not this one - which have always been set to take the signal from Germany (stands to reason given the sellers) and which you need to over-ride using the settings. However - and this defeats the object - very often it would jump to the German time despite you asking it not to. Seems the problem isn't just confined to this model. In the end I just didn't use them.

Would be much better if they built a model which took the frequency from the UK for the UK market. Seeking out the frequency from Germany comes with problems.

Just picked one up. It has set itself to GMT.

Thanks to OP

Here's a fun fact: Most clocks in photos and in shops have the hands on 10 and 2 to make the clock look happy, with a smiley face.... Makes you more likely to buy them.

great clock. I had the CET version last time, but just opened the glass cover and moved the small handle by an hour :smile:
Hope this time its the UK version, but excellent quality and no worry during clock changes

I got the one on European time a couple of years ago - just moved the hand back an hour and it’s been perfect ever since. Keeps perfect time, even in my house which has terrible radio reception.

I have one of these clocks, it's ok.

Heat! :smile:

With a temp range like that Its not going to be that practical or accurate. Heat for the rc clock feature though. I wonder if you have to tap the glass to get the humidity gauge to move like my old Grandads barometer... :joy:

These things are getting cheaper by the minute, love it!. :-)

I recall a time, in so far a distant past, when just the Radio Controlled Clock ALONE (less Temperature Features and wotnots?), were nearer hitting the £60+ mark, and beyond?!. :-(

WOW how time's have thankfully changed ... lol.

- 40°C to + 60°C, that's useful for indoor use!

Got one of these and it is showing Hammer Time...

I bought one of these last time and it would always auto update to German time at midnight. Hopefully they will have learned.

I'm so confused! Can you order this online?

Had mine about 3 yrs now excellent clock batteries last about 2.5 yrs love the accuracy of this I also have 6 other LCD clocks of Lidl's in various rooms in my house including my garage all radio controlled best clocks I've ever owned no maintenance required just replace batteries every few years alters for summer/winter automatically no brainer. :grin:

Heat op

Temperature and humidity, must be an outdoor clock, unless it's got an additional wireless transmitter but I can't see in the description anywhere?

Let's hope this time round they're set to show UK time rather than Central European Time! :sunglasses:

Hang on, this one's no good for me - the 4 & the 8 are missing. Must be an EU thing.

Nice clock, just looking for a new order. Cheers OP. :smile:

Does anyone know if they have these in black?

Not bad for the price.

^ yep it was quite a farce last year, with the clock determined that I should live in a German timezone.