AtlanticTime & Tide Clock

Made in the USA (how often do you see that, anymore?), easy to set, simple design, and it hasn't lost a second; since I set it.Lighter than the old clocks, and more streamlined, so it hung easily.If you're on the fence, consider this your nudge!

Got it for my wife for for Christmas (she's the sailor). I liked the graphics but it also works well as clock -- its quiet, it keeps good time and its easy to set. The manufacturer provides a lot of information about where it will work and how to set it; it is worth reading before you buy. The only improvement I can think for it would be to have a somewhat more fancy pointer to the tide information (its the stubby red hand in the picture).

I purchased this at Christmas time and have had it for a month now. It keeps time well and is easy to read. I like the graphics and large numbers. There are 4 hands, hour, minute, second and tide. A good tide clock for the money. Very glad I bought it.

Well, I don't know why we bothered keeping this thing on the wall of our boat for over 2 years. Honestly it worked for a month or two on and off but kept dying. I don't know if the single AA battery for this can't handle time and tide (ha!) but seriously. We kept putting a fresh battery in, looking back an hour later and it had stopped. It is made of quite flimsy plastic, looks nice from afar but the bottom line is it just doesn't work. Pay $10 for this, expect that, but for this price... Also I contacted the customer service/seller a couple of months after purchase, they referred me to the manufacturer who never bothered replying to my email. A shame.

Clock and function are really good. The only dig I can really say is setting the tide feature. Terminology aside because the tide is in blocks of High Tide, Receding Tide, Low Tide, Rising Tide. In a perfect world you would be holding the clock at either the zenith (High Tide) or nadir (Low Tide) at an equinox. In a real world you will be adjusting the Tide portion a lot until you get it clocked in. This isn't abnormal just something to realize.

This is an added decor compliment to my porch. The tide is accurate too. I like it a lot.

The clock itself is very attractive and the hourly time is correct. BUT, the tide time looses minutes every day and needs to be corrected weekly. I received this for a Christmas present that was to replace my faded current tide clock that was over 15 yrs old. It was to be used in our summer home on the Bay of Fundy where the tide is measured daily for fishing or daily beach walks. My daytime visitors time their coming here to coordinate with the tides. So other than being a nice looking piece this clock is a nuisance because I have to look up it's accuracy on the tidal internet site and reset it ever few days. Cannot be relied on. Unfortunately too late to return.

Keeps the time well but we have to keep changing the tide settings because it doesn't keep up.