1. Atomic clocks contain a small antenna which decodes a radio signal from Fort Collins, Colorado to accurately keep the official time.
2. Set the time zone and the clock will display perfect time. It will also automatically correct itself for daylight savings.
3. Radio controlled clocks are the exact same thing as atomic clocks.
4. An analog atomic clock uses hour and minute hands to represent time, whereas the digital atomic clock uses digital numbers.
5. Atomic clocks work almost anywhere, although geographic features, weather disturbances, and structural characteristics can affect the strength of the radio signal.
6. In the event of a brief power disruption, atomic alarm clocks are useful because some will automatically set themselves once power is restored.
7. Some atomic clocks display useful features such as the date, temperature and even phases of the moon.
8. Atomic clocks can hang on the wall, sit on a table or nightstand, or travel wherever you go.
9. Most atomic clocks are powered by one or more "AA" batteries.
10. Clockstyle.com offers a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee on all atomic clocks.
