Analog clock TFA-Dostmann 60.3550.01 Round Black Battery AA 24.5 cm

The TFA-Dostmann 60.3550.01 is a round analog radio-controlled clock with a 24.5 cm diameter and a slim 42 mm depth. Designed for wall or table placement, it combines a classic, understated appearance with precise timekeeping via radio signal reception from the atomic clock in Frankfurt. The clock is available in several colour schemes including black, grey, white, pink and mint, and runs on a single AA battery (not included).

Advantages

This analogue radio-controlled wall clock automatically synchronises time using regular signals from an atomic clock, ensuring accurate time display. Its clear dial with legible numbers and a coloured second hand is protected by a watch glass for easy reading. The lightweight plastic housing (approx. 455 g) and simple hanging solution allow quick wall mounting, while the compact design suits both home and professional interiors.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms
• Offices and meeting rooms
• Waiting areas and reception spaces
• Desks or shelves (table placement)

Key specifications

• Model: TFA-Dostmann 60.3550.01
• Type: Analogue radio-controlled clock
• Diameter: 24.5 cm (245 mm)
• Depth: 42 mm
• Weight: approx. 455 g
• Power: 1 × AA battery (not included)
• Signal: Radio-controlled time reception (atomic clock Frankfurt)
• Housing: Plastic with watch glass
• Colours available: Black, grey, white, pink, mint
• MPN: 60.3550.01
• EAN: 4009816040053

How to use

Install one standard AA battery in the battery compartment and place the clock on a flat surface or hang it on a wall using a sturdy nail or screw. When powered, the clock searches for the radio time signal and sets itself automatically; allow several minutes for initial synchronisation. Position the clock so that reception is not obstructed by large metal objects or strong electronic interference.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term accuracy and reception, replace the AA battery annually or when the second hand moves irregularly, and avoid placing the clock near strong electromagnetic sources or thick metal partitions.