Bedford Clock Collection 22" Wood Chiming Wall Clock with Brass Pendulum – Mahogany Cherry Oak Finish, Quartz Movement & 4 Westminster Chimes

Looks good. It is a wedding present for a granddaughter. Hopes she likes it as much as I do!

This was a gift for my husband. He absolutely loves it. I would recommend this highly.

I bought this clock. I read the reviews some say it’s not loud enough. It comes with a setting on high true the sound is low, but I found if you switched to low volume and then put it up to high volume that would make the clock louder.

Very nice clock, easy to set up, and keeps accurate time. Love the chimes

This gorgeous clock is so awesome. The clockwise easy to set (utube) and hook up on my wall. 4 batteries and ....walaaaaahhh. If u ever wanted a gorgeous clock that keeps great time and is a collectors piece...this is it. =)))

I received my wall clock 3days ago and I’m very pleased with it. A visitor had recommended it’s cute and how it’s swinging. Its also add a touch of beauty to my wall. I’ll recommend any watch lovers to go for it since it’s affordable.

This clock is a great value. It is easy to set up as well as change the time and has a very nice sound to it. Very quiet while it is on and the chimes sound great. Also has multiple chimes to choose from and can even turn off the chime if you don't want it. Very good quality.

Pros - it has three different chime settings. Clock keeps good time and look good on the wall. Con - you cannot regulate the speed of the chimes and volume is low after adjustments. Chimes are about the speed of a dirge, slow.

A Beautiful addition to our family room. A nice finish, and is securely packaged for shipping. Adds a touch of elegance & simplicity to my home and operates quietly. I really appreciate peace and quiet, so the low chime is quite relaxing. Has 2 battery functions, one for the clock, and the other for the chimes (can remove batteries, if you don't prefer sound). A good quality for the price. I would definitely buy again.

The quality of the clock is very well done, but the pendulum isn't functioning even with battery replacement. Not sure how to fix the pendulum on this wall clock, but asides from that issue the clock is a beautiful piece of my family home.

It looks nice and not cheap. I don’t know if it is real wood, but It feels like real wood and looks like real wood. It isn’t flimsy at all. Four chime modes: * Fur Elise by Beeethoven plus a chime for each number of the hour * Just a chime for each number of the hour * Westminster music plus a chime per hour number * Westminster - no chime for the hour The instructions are simple but you need to go slow and pay attention. The hardest thing is figuring out how to make the chime sync with the hour. The clock has no idea what time it is, so the number of chimes per hour won’t match what you set it to out of the box. You need to pick an hour (day 2 o’clock), set the clock to that hour (never ever turn the hands counter clockwise- it will damage the action. Always go clockwise). You should hear the chime. Say it chimes 4 times. Hit the red “SET” button on back. It will chime 5 times. Keep doing this until it chimes the number you’ve set it to (2 for 2 o’clock in this case). It will stay that way. *** EDIT: on setting. So it doesn’t chime at 10-6 AM. So when setting the chime like I described above, it doesn’t take that into account. There will be 9 “silent” chimes when pushing the “SET” button corresponding to the 10PM-6AM times. The easy way is to wait till 10AM and if it chimes all is correct. If it DOES NOT chime at 10AM the clock thinks it is 10PM. Fix is to press the red “SET” button until it chimes 10 times. Then it is set. Also make sure the clock is flat against the wall. Level it too. That’s important to have the pendulum work and stay running. The pendulum doesn’t have to run for it to keep time of course. Also mine took 4 AA batteries. 2 For the chime and 2 for the action and to magnetically give the pendulum a small shove to ensure it doesn’t stop. It has a volume but even all the way up it isn’t very loud because the speaker is flush with the wall. Mounting is best with a sheetrock insert and screw. It has a quarter sized hole directly being the12 on the clock face with a notch the size of a #8 screw. Hit it almost right away (I hate when the hole is too small and it takes forever to “find it” while scuffing up the wall fishing around for the screw head) If I could change some things they would be: * more volume or a down firing speaker because I like to hear it louder * ability to turn on tick-tock sound for the pendulum. The clock doesn’t have tick-tock. * quarter hour chime * ability to have chime all hours (it doesn’t chime after 9PM and before 7AM) * door to open it and open the clock face to set it and change batteries without removing it from the wall.

Beautiful wall clock in mahoghany. The instructions could have been a bit more explicit, but I eventually figured it out. You must be careful to coordinate the chime music setting with the correct time number of "bongs". The red button at rear of clock is for correcting the sequencing. All in all, a very nice looking clock at a reasonable cost.