Sunny ocean Wall Clock

Has a playful tone to the artwork which is fun to look at

It is very good. The quality is good

This thing was a struggle from the start. It didn't work right out of the box but figured the warped paper was hindering the movement of the arms. First attempt at fixing was just letting it sit flat on the counter for a couple days since it's so humid in the PWN. After hanging it back on the wall, the clock functioned perfectly for 3-4 days then stopped. Repeated the same thing as before which resulted in it working again. Of course, it stopped after another 3-4 days. Next test was just leaving it untouched on the counter which resulted in it working for over a week. Thinking, wrongly as it turned out, that that proved the paper theory I took the back off and glued the paper down perfectly flat and confirmed the hands weren't rubbing. Back on the wall, the clock worked perfectly for a week or so then stopped again. Swapped out batteries and tested each in another device(small light fixture). Wasn't the batteries. So I took the little motor apart and didn't find any broken pieces. Reassembled but still exhibited the same inconsistent functioning. Just going to chalk it up to the little plastic gears and move on. Got more entertainment out of this than a movie in the theater though so +1 stars.

This is an attractive clock; however, the quality is just ok. The design is printed onto a round paper that is then affixed to the back of the clock. The paper on my clock was not fully affixed to the back and was sticking up. This caused the clock hands to get stuck in place (they could not get past the paper that was not properly sealed). Accordingly, I had to get a tiny screwdriver, open the clock, and seal the paper to the back using tape. Again, it is an attractive clock, but I was expecting slightly better quality. Now that it is fixed, I'm sure I'll enjoy it.