The Westclox 11607 Baby Ben Classic Alarm Clock in black is an authentic reproduction of the original style 8 Baby Ben design by Ellworth Danz for Westclox. This clock was initially manufactured from 1964 through 1981. It's super-simple to use and requires no batteries or house current. A single key winds both the time and alarm, and the alarm is a real bell. The spring-driven clock mechanism makes the classic ticking sound. Nearly identical to the alarm clocks many people wound and set every night before going to sleep, the Baby Ben Classic brings to mind an era of profound social and cultural change in America and worldwide. This clock fits perfectly on a nightstand, shelf, desk, or even on the floor next to your bed.

The Baby Ben 11607 Classic clock is easy to set and use because everything is done the old-fashioned way. You set the current time and alarm time by means of rotating knobs on the back of the clock. Then just turn the wind key clockwise until you feel resistance. This action winds both the time and the alarm together. Expected cycle time of a fully wound clock is 24 hours with accuracy of +/-5 minutes, and the clock will actually continue to tell time for about another 12 hours with slightly less accuracy. This time accuracy is typical of key-wound clocks.

To turn the alarm on, you pull the alarm knob out. When the alarm time is reached, an old-fashioned bell sounds for about 10 seconds unless the alarm knob is pushed in to silence the alarm. As long as the alarm knob is pulled out, the alarm will sound again in 12 hours at the set time.

The clock movement is regulated at the factory, but due to shipping, some movements may require minor adjustment by the user. A regulator lever on the back of the clock can be adjusted to increase or decrease the speed of the clock. Only slight movement of the lever is necessary to make an adjustment.

The 11507 Baby Ben clock does make a soft ticking sound. Unless your ears are unusually sensitive, the ticking should be unobtrusive to almost unnoticeable, depending on where you locate the clock.

The Baby Ben is intended for placement on a flat surface such as a nightstand, dresser, shelf, or on the floor next to your bed, couch, or sleeping bag. It cannot be wall-mounted.

With its luminous hands and easy setup and operation, the Baby Ben 11607 is an alarm clock that almost anyone can use and appreciate. Because it's key-wound, you can use the 11607 anywhere. And with a very modest price tag, it's an excellent value. Naturally, the Baby Ben alarm clock makes a practical, affordable, and nostalgic gift item, especially for folks who remember the '60s and '70s.

• Authentic 1964 Baby Ben design
• Metal key winds time and alarm--no electricity is needed
• Durable construction including metal bezel, hands, and base
• Loud bell alarm sound
• Luminous hands for night viewing

Specifications:

• 36-hour movement
• Time accuracy of +/-5 minutes over first 24 hours
• Dimensions:
  Width: 3-1/2 inches (89 mm)
  Height: 3-3/8 inches (86 mm)
  Depth: 2-1/2 inches (64 mm), including knobs on back