Does this clock 'tick" with the second hand jumping ahead each second, or does it run smoothly with the second hand flowing in a continuous movement?
1563953
I bought one the first one didn't work they gave me a second one is worked fine for a while running smoothly no ticking or jumping but then just quit I threw it away it worked for 2 months
1563954
No tick, it is electric, runs smoothly, however cheaply made. No longer have it.
1632174
it has an alarm clock hand so i guess it does but i've never used it. easy to set hands with controls on back. .. oddly, hour hand was a bit off in placement and i could never fix it. also, face got scratched in transit making it mildly hard to read the hands. i've since ditched the clock and am looking for a new one.
1527749
For me, it does not. I've been using this for awhile now, and the wright has never crossed my mind while running with it. I'm used to wearing a watch in the same spot so maybe it's accustom to something "there" on my wrist. I LOVE being able to change songs, check my RunKeeper App, etc by just glancing at my wrist ( again, like a watch)-
940438
Yes to both it ticks not too loud but if its quiet you can hear it and the hand moves
551849
Yes, it has two buttons - one to move ahead one track and one to go back. It's a lightly rubberized surface, so damp hands shouldn't be an issue unless you force water in-between the buttons and short it out.
1773055
It only rotates counterclockwise at a fixed speed. It has time markers on the sides so you know how much time it will take to move around back to the start. you can use more than one to make it go faster but there is no way to make it go more slowly.
1165082
If I understand your question, you can make it move a little in 5 second increments. I sometimes hit the remote in pulses to move it to where I want it. It doesn't seem to be an issue. Hope that helps!
2038266
No, it stays running in the background - just press the clock again to see the current time.
1927888
Hi. Thank you for your inquiry. On this chess clock you may set both sides for time, however once you push the left button it will start counting down but to stop the left side from counting you will need to push the right side (and it starts counting down) and back and forth, etc. Please contact us should you have any further questions. Thank you. Wholesale Chess 888-582-4377
521348
Time is set in minutes and seconds; when set to operate, the clock begins to remove a second at a time. It actually is counting down not up.
183531
Continuous, but not frictionless. In other words, it's a smooth scrolling wheel, but it doesn't "spin".
1410139
Yes...it's motion activated...but you can also set it for intervals...As I understand it, you can set it for intervals and it will still pick up motion...
1560875
I'd worry about hearing damage, I'm always turning the metronome down myself for this reason. The "tick" is pretty sharp sounding. I'd recommend a clock with a soft ticking sound.I have the Seiko metronome which has a volume wheel on the side, not all of them do.
1539174
No. It only keeps time for set intervals, it does not function like a clock.
839682
Previous answers correct but just note that when setting the time it moves in increments of 15 seconds. You can't set specific times beyond that.
329170
When you set the time you hear the time first. Then you confirm the time. Then the hands move t
457955
No it swings back and forth only. I know they do have a model that has a timer and music.