Wm Widdop Wall Clock with Moving Gears - 50 cm
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This 50 cm Wm Widdop Wall Clock with Moving Gears is designed for individuals who appreciate traditional craftsmanship and timeless style. Its key benefit is adding a sophisticated, dynamic focal point to any room, showcasing intricate moving gears. A potential caveat is its larger size, requiring adequate wall space for optimal display.
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| Model Part Number | S0671866265 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Widdop |
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FAQs
What type of battery does this clock use?
This clock typically requires one AA battery for the main timekeeping mechanism. Please refer to the specific product manual for details regarding batteries for the moving gears, as this can vary.
How do I silence the ticking sound?
The ticking sound is a characteristic of many traditional clocks. This model is not designed to be silent. Ensure the clock is properly mounted to minimize any vibration noise.
Can the moving gears be turned off?
The moving gears are an integral part of the clock's design and are typically powered by the same or separate battery. There is usually no option to turn them off independently of the clock mechanism.
What is the warranty period for this clock?
As a product from Wm Widdop, renowned for longevity, it is expected to have a manufacturer's warranty. Please consult the documentation provided with your purchase or the retailer for specific warranty terms.
Is the 50 cm measurement for the clock face or the entire unit?
The 50 cm measurement typically refers to the overall diameter of the clock unit, including its frame or casing.
How heavy is the clock?
The weight can vary, but a clock of this size with a mechanical movement may weigh between 2-5 kg. It is essential to use appropriate wall fixings.
Troubleshooting
Clock is not keeping accurate time.
Ensure the battery is fresh and correctly inserted. Check if the hands are catching on each other or the clock face; gently adjust if necessary.
Moving gears have stopped working.
Verify that the correct batteries are installed and have sufficient charge. Check if there are any obstructions around the gears. Ensure the clock mechanism itself is running.
Clock makes an unusually loud ticking sound.
Some ticking is normal. If excessive, ensure the clock is hanging flat against the wall and not vibrating. Check the clock mechanism for any potential issues.
Hands are loose or detached.
Contact customer support for assistance, as this may require professional repair.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Adds a unique, moving mechanical element to home decor.
- Combines classic aesthetics with innovative design.
- Constructed with high-quality materials for durability.
- Substantial size makes it a statement piece.
- Reflects a rich heritage of British clockmaking.
Cons
- Requires adequate wall space due to its 50 cm diameter.
- The moving gears may produce a subtle operational sound.
- May require specific battery types for the gear mechanism.
- Style might be too traditional for highly modern interiors.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Unpack the clock carefully, ensuring all protective packaging is removed.
- Insert the appropriate battery (typically AA, check product manual for specifics) into the designated compartment, observing correct polarity.
- Hang the clock securely on a sturdy wall hook or screw, ensuring it is level.
Compatibility:
- Battery: Requires one AA battery (not included) for the clock mechanism and potentially additional batteries for the moving gears (refer to manual).
- Wall Type: Suitable for most wall types, but ensure secure mounting, especially on drywall.
Care:
- Cleaning: Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For stubborn marks, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Mechanism: The moving gears are designed for continuous operation. Do not attempt to manually stop or force the gears.
- Environment: Place in a dry indoor environment away from direct sunlight or extreme temperatures, which can affect the materials and mechanism.