🌊 Time & Tide: Your Coastal Companion!
The Weems & Plath Trident Time and Tide Clock combines precision quartz timekeeping with a tide indicator calibrated to the Atlantic lunar cycle, all housed in a stylish black resin case. With easy installation and a lifetime warranty, this clock is perfect for coastal enthusiasts looking to enhance their nautical decor.
S**L
High Tide
Great clock and tide clock. Living on the water with swings of tide of over six feet or more, it's nice to have a tide clock. And so far, it seems to be keeping accurate tides. (I got it as a Christmas gift for my husband.) Wish it had come in white instead of black (or in addition to black).
M**E
Expensive, plastic and cheaply made.
What more do you need to know. PASS.
P**K
excellent tidal clock
Love the clock. Great tide clock for a beach area home. Only negative would be the lack of a second hand.Otherwise, a perfect tide clock.
G**Y
A good clock for the money
A good clock for the money. Plastic housing is a disappointment but it hangs in a workshop so not a big deal for me. Seems to be accurate for our area of the east coast.
S**R
After you set it right, it just works.
The first thing you have to do is get the hang of setting this thing. Once you have, it's quite accurate. Not made for use out of doors, looks great hanging anywhere inside. A subtle nautical touch that is also useful.
D**E
Easy reference.
Ideal. Easy to read. Only wish it had a,second hand.
C**T
Bought it with Amazon Good Clock
Does not work in Texas!, but it still looks cool in my garage. Owned it for 3 months or so and have no problems. At least I know when the fishing is good on the East Coast!
J**A
Not what I hoped for
Although the clock keeps perfect time and tide info, the red hand for the tide is difficult to see unless you're close to the clock. I think a white or maybe yellow color would make it more visible from a distance as there would be more contrast with the black clock face. I tried putting it I several different locations to see if it would be easier to see the tide hand, but it was hard to see no matter where I placed it.