RHYTHM Hall Clock, High-Sensitivity Radio-Controlled (Three-Wave) Table Clock, HiARM-417R (4RN417RH06)

Advanced digital processing reproduces beautiful sound quality with a lingering resonance. The beautiful chimes, tuned to " pure melody ," overlap overtones to produce a beautiful harmony.

In addition, the highly sensitive radio wave function tells the time just in time .

A highly sensitive radio-controlled watch that receives three radio waves: Japanese standard time signal and AM radio time signal.

The reception range has been expanded compared to previous models by receiving AM radio time signals, which are transmitted from a closer station than the Japan Standard Time Wave and have a stronger transmission output.

It is equipped with a reception off function , so even in an environment where it is difficult to receive radio waves, you can turn off the reception and use it as a normal wall clock.

Note 1) Reception may be impossible in windowless buildings where AM radio reception is poor, in the basement of a building, or in extremely noisy locations.

Note 2) You can use it right away, but if you are receiving AM radio time signals, it will take a long time to correct the time as the time signals are accurately received and evaluated on the hour.

The classical dial and wooden frame with intricate decorations create a tasteful design.

Inside the front door is a large decorative pendulum and a fixed weight ornament with a pulley .

After inserting the battery, the current time is displayed quickly.

In the unlikely event that reception is not possible, the approximate time stored in memory will be automatically displayed, eliminating the need for manual operation.

The second hand is a silent step second hand , which combines the "whoosh..." of a continuous second hand with the "quick step" of a step second hand, allowing it to move quietly and smoothly.

It has a sleep function , and when it gets dark, the sensor detects the brightness and stops the second hand.

It creates a quiet environment that won't disturb your sleep, and since the second hand doesn't make any noise when it moves, it creates an environment that is easier to receive radio waves.

When the battery capacity becomes low, the second hand will stop at the 12 o'clock position even in bright light, letting you know it's time to replace the battery.

You don't have to worry about suddenly running out of battery and being late.