17.5" x 11.25" Essex Westminster Chime Faux Wood Pendulum Wall Clock, Walnut

Bought this for my partner, we love it ! Chimes on the hour and lets you know with chimes what time it is . Wonderful piece

As expected

This clock is very nice. Not too big, not too small. It keeps great time and will really make your wall look nice. Only problem is that it doesn't chime as advertised. I followed the instructions and only got it to chime 1 time but the actual time was 3 o'clock but it chimed 8 times. After that I haven't heard from it since. I got tired of trying to get it to work and looks like I will be sending it back. Don't get me wrong, this is a nice clock but I paid 80 something dollars for a chiming clock. I could have got one just as nice for a third of the price knowing it wouldn't fully work. Again other than the chime this is a nice clock.

Clock won't shut up. Dad made me get this for Mom to remind her to stay alert, aware, and awake throughout the days. My friends and I dream about knocking the clock off the wall and banging it upside the counter. However, this happens to be a good thig when unwanted visitors are over, because it reminds them when it's time to go home. Also, Grandma has been coming over more often, and even Grandpa won't stop dancing to the sound. It brings back their memories of their childhood. It's awesome that it makes my grandparents delighted, but for me, I think the clock is too happy.Overall, every family member has a different opinion on the clock. Mom loves it. Dad bought it. I got it. Grandad dances to it. Grandmom hums to it. The rest the teenagers want to smash it. The friends go home. Lol.

The media could not be loaded.  So this clock would chime on the wrong hour but if you go on YouTube this guy will tell how to fix it and he shows you how to do it so nice I thought this was trash and it’s nice I have a ticking alarm clock and I put it next to the clock and it sounds nice it sounds like it’s ticking so I would highly recommend this clock it has a pendulum you can take out and give it a look then clip on their I recommend that onc to put it on the wall if the pendulum doesn’t start up turn the clock left and right and that’s how it goes look at the video

Very pleased with this clock. The chimes were a bit much, so I turned them off. It would be nice to have a little switch on the outside of the case so you could turn off the chime at night and turn them on during the day. The case looks good, it might look more realistic if it were distressed (showed some wear). It's an old clock, but it looks brand new. I was surprised that for a plastic case it looks like wood.Nice looking swinging pendulum. It emits a ticking sound but no tock sound as in tick-tock! I have an original wind-up school clock that ticks and tocks, which is the main reason I bought it years ago. The old antique school clock can't keep accurate time and needs winding too often. So I replaced it with this battery driven pendulum clock. It was two or three days before my wife noticed that the old antique had been replaced with this replica.I didn't think the hands were a correct design (for an old school clock) so I cut out some older looking hands from black paper, removed the back (six small screws) and exposed the face. I glued the paper cut-out hands to the modern looking hands (straight flat plastic bars) and now the clock has hands that look like it should for an old wind-up school clock.

My dad bought this clock to remind his wife of her grandmother's. It is all plastic, but does work ok. It requires 4 batteries, one for the clock hands, one to power a magnet that keeps the pendulum moving, and 2 to power the digital chimes. It did not come with instructions, which made figuring out the chime setting a guessing game. When we first set it up it would chime the wrong number of times on the hour. There is a "set" button on the chime unit - each time it is pressed, the # of chimes will increase by 1. It will go thru its chime sequence whenever you press the set button to let you know how many times it will chime. Press it until it chimes 1 less time than the hour it is about to be. It should then increase by one and chime the correct number of times on the hour. The pendulum must be set in motion once the batteries are installed, and although it swings regularly, it is not in step with the second hand at all. Overall, the build is cheap and the only metal in the whole thing is battery terminals, a few screws and wires. It looks okay from a distance, sounds electronic when it chimes, but does work and keeps time fine. It would be a decent deal at half the price.

met my expectations