La Crosse Technology Atomic Wall Clock 10-Inch (404-54667) – Black Stainless

Overview

La Crosse Technology's 10-Inch Atomic Wall Clock combines bold styling with precise timekeeping. The black stainless steel frame and gray blue chapter ring create a modern, durable look that fits in homes, offices, or reception areas. The clock is powered by radio-controlled timing and displays time with the clarity of a precision gauge, delivering a confident reference for daily schedules.

Automatic Timekeeping

The clock syncs with the WWVB atomic signal to stay accurate to the second. It automatically updates across four U.S. time zones and adjusts for daylight saving time. In regions that do not observe DST, you can switch to the off position. A manual reset is available for signal-weak rooms.

Design and Readability

The 404-54667 emphasizes legibility: a white dial with black Arabic numerals, a gray blue chapter ring, and raised indicators. A blue second hand provides a subtle contrast that helps you read the time from across a room, while the glass lens reduces glare.

Versatile Setup

Setup is straightforward: insert one AA battery, use the wall-hanging slot, and select your time zone with a single button. Battery operation ensures continued function during outages, so you can rely on it when you need it most.

Durability for Busy Spaces

The black stainless flush-mount frame and protective glass lens are designed to withstand high-traffic environments—living rooms, classrooms, retail floors, and offices—while maintaining a crisp, timeless look.

Key Benefits

• Automatic atomic accuracy across four time zones with DST support
• Easy setup and a highly legible display
• Manual reset option for signal-weak or fringe locations
• Battery-powered operation for outage resilience

Ideal Uses

• Living rooms, lobbies, and home offices
• Retail spaces, showrooms, and classrooms
• Areas with intermittent power or remote locations

Brand and Support

Designed in Wisconsin, La Crosse Technology offers manuals, video tutorials, and USA-based support for trusted time and weather instruments since 1983.