Polaris Clocks Cloсk with Decorations in Black Forest Style

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About Polaris Clocks Cloсk With Decorations In Black

The cuckoo clock was developed by watchmakers in Germany's Black Forest region in the 18th century. The mechanism of the watches was made using suspended weights, and their accuracy was ensured using a pendulum. The body of the watches was made from wood and resembled a small rural house. The watches' unusual design proved very popular, and the cuckoo clock has endured for over 300 years. Modern cuckoo clocks improve on the traditional design by including a quartz mechanism, which is battery-operated. In modern cuckoo clocks, the sound can be regulated and even turned off completely, making the design more practical. DESCRIPTION: Outer finish: Multi-layer matt lacquer; Three C-size battery operated quartz movement, batteries not included. ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Hand carved decorations; A moving cuckoo bird and swinging pendulum; Adjustable volume; INSTRUCTION: Remove the back door and insert the batteries. Hang the clock securely on the wall. Hang the pendulum and the decorations onto its' hangers. Turn the minute hand clockwise, until the clock reads the correct time. (Important: Let the cuckoo bird call each full hour before proceeding to the next. If not chime on time, pull out the minute hand vertically when chimed, and then reset to 12). If the time the cuckoo shows does not correspond with the number of cuckoo bird calls please use the ADJUST button and proceed as follows: for example, when the time is 6 o'clock, if the cuckoo calls twice, consecutive press ADJUST button 4 times; if the cuckoo calls 8 times, consecutive press the ADJUST button 10 times. The silent mode is pre-programmed from 10 pm to 6 am. The volume control knob is located on the side panel of the clock. Product dimensions (without pendulum and weights) 8 x 10 x 5 inches Product weight: 1.3 lbs