Or what time is it really?
This five foot pedestal clock came with the house I am sitting here in Melaque. One of the last things the owner said as she walked out the door was - "you get the puzzle of setting this clock".
Since I really don't care what time it is the challenge means very little except I keep seeing this not inexpensive time piece sitting around waiting for 'day light savings time' to either come or go.
This is neither a plug-in or solar clock .. so I assume batteries. How will we ever re-start time if those batteries go. Why do people buy things they have no idea how they work
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That clock is correct twice a day ;-) Pull the battery and replace when one of those times is correct - no messing with hands or dials.
"Does anyone really care what time it is?" Chicago
Correct twice a day if it's stopped but right now it's running on winter time.
There are a couple of screws at the bottom of the face but you'd think a hinge on the top or somewhere.
Oh well ... like Chicago said - "Does anyone really care what time it is?"
I have asked that last question in the context of many a failing romance.
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