In this computerized highly technological age sometimes its nice to have an old-fashioned clock. One that tells analog time and doesn’t require a constant stream of batteries to keep it running.
Westclox is perhaps the biggest names in the old style wind-up clock, and with good reason. Their clocks are high quality and you know they aren’t going to fail. It tells the time, day or night, without relying on your electrical outlet or batteries.
The Westclox
Big Ben line has been around for almost a hundred years, so you know you are getting a good clock when you purchase one. I couldn’t be happier with mine.
It doesn’t require too much winding (just to be on the safe side I wind it up once a day, but I have let it go for more than two with no stopping of time). It also has glow in the dark hands so that I can ...
My father had a baby ben that used to chime softly a few times before the alarm went off. Do you have any idea what model this was?
It was probably the`1964 Classic Baby Ben Alarm Clock’. All of the manuals for the models are here if you would like to check them to confirm:
Where may I purchase this wind-up alarm clock in my area? Pittsburgh, PA 15218.
I would suggest purchasing it from Wal-Mart. They sell this particular model and a few other Westclox models. I don’t know of any other stores that have them besides Wal-Mart.
how do you move the hour hand and set the alarm on a glow in the dark big ben westclox alarm clock
On the back of the clock you have to twist the alarm time key. It’s the larger latch-like key on the. However, you should also check this manual because it has pictures:
how do you set the alarm?
On the back of the clock there is a key that you have to twist to set the alarm. There are two large keys on the back of the clock, but the alarm is the one on the left. You should twist this until it gets to the time that you want to set the alarm for. You should also check the manual here if you have to: