Description
The Walplus White Minimalist Cuckoo Clock with Colorful Window and 4 Changeable Birds is a delightful blend of old and new design. The clock features a charming cuckoo bird with a modern minimalistic design birdhouse style surround, which can be easily removed. Its crisp white color makes it a timeless piece that can match any decor scheme. The clock comes with four vibrant-colored birds, including pink, white, yellow, and black, to add a pop of color to your space. Measuring 20cm (7.87in) wide, 25cm (9.84in) tall, and 10cm (3.93in) deep, this compact clock creates a big impact. The clock operates with 1 1.5v C LR14 battery and 2 more of the same type batteries for the cuckoo mechanism, which are not included in the box. You can use the clock without the cuckoo sound by removing the batteries in the slots marked "Cuckoo."" Features: Battery required (not included) Operating Mechanism: Mechanical Can be attached to any smooth, even surface Clock with 2-year warranty Product Type: Analog Material: PVC Theme: Minimalist Shape: Rectangular Finishing Size: 7.9 x 9.9 x 4 inches Frequently Asked Questions: 1. Is the battery included? No, the battery is not included in this package. 2. How many batteries do I need? You will need 3 x C batteries for the clock to work in full. If you do not wish to have the cuckoo clock sounds, you may only put 2 x C batteries. 3. Can I adjust the volume of the sounds? Yes, there is a volume switch to adjust the volume. To turn off completely, you would need to remove the battery. 4. Can I adjust the cuckoo clock singing time? No, it has been manufactured set to sing from 7am till 9pm. The previous version had a 6 am starting time, but after some parent feedback, we are now having them from 7 am to suit the kid's wake-up time for school. 5. What sounds will this clock make? Once every hour, the door of the cuckoo clock will be opened, and the bird will be popping out and sing 'Kookoo, Kookoo' according to the hour. For example, at 1 O'clock, it will sing once, and at 12 O'clock, the bird will sing 'kookoo' twelve times. Our clock does not have noisy flashing noise like others, purely just 'Kookoo'."
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