Blast off into outer space while keeping track of the time with the Raketa Clock. Its rocket shape design gives a fun, adventurous vibe while the easy-to-read numbers help kids to learn how to tell the time easily. The flame below swings left and right adding whimsy to the whole thing. 

Purchase Include

• 1 x Clock Face
• 1 x DIY Clock Hands Set
• 1 x Clock Movement
• 1 x Hook

Key Features

• Highly accurate at keeping time as it is fitted with a quartz movement.
• No disturbing ticking sounds with the silent quartz clock movement.
• Made of 3mm eco-friendly PVC foaming board.
• The clock is lightweight and can be powered by a 1 x AA Battery.
• Suitable for a kid's room or give it as a gift.

Material

• Environmental protection PVC

Dimension

• L21.2 x H41.4cm

Notes

• The clock comes uninstalled and requires self-assembly.
• Batteries are sold separately; 1pc LR6 AA 1.5V is required.
• Recommend to use alkaline batteries in the clock
• The hands are set using the dial on the back of the clock mechanism. Moving the hands directly with your fingers can destroy the clock mechanism.
• If there is no movement after you correctly install the battery, please swing the pendulum by hand gently. It will then start swinging.

Installation Guide

• After opening the packaging, remove the Hex nut and Brass washer from the clock movement.
• Insert the centre shaft of the clock movement through the centre hole of the clock face. The battery compartment should be at the bottom.
• A portion of the threaded bushing of the centre hand shaft should stick out through the front surface of the clock face. Place the washer over the centre hand shaft and fix the hex nut firmly.
• The shorter hour hand can be pushed onto the hour hand shaft. The hour hand will be mounted at the 12 o'clock position.
• Mount the longer minute hand. The minute hand should also point at the 12 positions, and rotate the minute hand clockwise to the 12 positions. When adjusting the minute hand, you may find that the hour hand may move from 12. If need be, you can pull off the hour hand and re-mount it so it points to 12.
• With the minute hand mounted, secure the hand with the cap nut provided. The cap nut simply threads onto the end of the minute hand shaft. Take a moment to use the time-set knob to rotate the hands to ensure they have proper clearance with each other.
• You have successfully mounted your clock movement, all that remains is to insert the battery and set the time.
• Remember that the clock movement's disassembly will reflect the preceding assembly step in reverse."