Ashortwalk Dual Time Zone Classic Wall Clock made from recycled paper packaging

Bought this because our son is travelling in Australia and it saves us converting time zones in our head all the time. We just chalked 'Matt time' under the small clock and set so we can instantly see what time it is where he is remembering it will be opposite end of day - (e.g. 6 in the morning here is 5 in the afternoon in Brisbane) - looks quirky and is a reminder of absent family makes it feel he is still part of things.Some reviews say its noisy - if in a very quiet room or at night you may hear a slight whirr from the clock but you can't hear it during the day.

This is a great gift for people who work in multiple timezones. I didn't read the measurements properly and did expect it to be bigger, but the measurements are provided, and obviously I just missed that. Was liked by the recipient anyhow.

Very very thin hands that bend easily. The clocks have stopped or just got wrong, even with new batteries. It now sits on the walling telling me not just one, but two incorrect times.

Lovely clock

Works and although a few have said the mechanism does not work I have not had this problem.. However with all of these cheaper types of clock I always pop a bit of blu-tac behind the clock to space it off the wall a few mm, this stops the mechanism fouling on the wall so both clocks keep time. If the hand adjuster at the back of the clock touches the wall it will either slow the clock down or stop it.Fairly quiet too.

Nice idea. Rather basic for the cost. Mechanism was stuck on the back wonky.

This is awful! It looks nice but it has never worked...with a new battery it works for a while but one clock runs slowly so they are never in sync. Then very soon afterwards the hand sticks on the smaller clock. I would have returned it, but was too busy to and then the returns window closed. Awful

It's fine but difficult to hang. Both clock movements have a hanging bit but they aren't at the same height. I had to try to measure how far apart and then distance down and draw it on wall. Succeeded but by luck I think!