The Bradford Exchange Ford Mustang Atomic Wall Clock Featuring A 14-Inch Diameter Chromed Housing with Retro Inspired Speedometer Imagery

In 1964 an automotive stampede shook America, led by the muscular Ford Mustang. Now, three iconic Mustangs meet with up-to-the-second precision timekeeping with this officially licensed indoor/outdoor clock. Introducing the Ford Mustang Wall Clock. Over a foot in diameter, this impressive atomic clock is completely self-setting and accurate to the second, because it is in sync via radio waves with the official source of U.S. time in Fort Collins, Colorado. You never need to adjust or correct the time, even when you gain or lose an hour with Daylight Saving. (Due to the distance from the official source of U.S. time in Colorado, manual setting is required in Alaska and Hawaii.)Cool retro speedometer imagery on the clock's face sets the stage for a 1970 Mach 1, a 1964 convertible, and a 1967 GT Fastback. The iconic Mustang pony and tribar logo gallops near midnight, with another logo marking six o'clock. Plus, as night falls, a built-in sensor that detects darkness cues hidden LED lights to automatically illuminate the glass-encased face. This striking clock also boasts a chromed housing crafted of weather-resistant metal, allowing you to hang it indoors or outdoors and make a bold statement in any Ford Mustang decor.

• Display your love for Mustangs and precise timekeeping with this Ford Mustang Wall Clock
• Lights up! The LED lights illuminate from within the glass-encased clock face when the hidden built-in sensor detects darkness; a switch allows you to turn the sensor on or off
• The chromed housing is crafted of weather-resistant metal, so you can hang your clock indoors or outdoors, making it at home with any Ford Mustang decor
• Because this self-setting atomic clock is in sync with the official source of U.S. time in Fort Collins, Colorado, you never need to adjust the time, even for Daylight Saving. Due to the distance from the official source of U.S. time in Colorado, manual setting is required in Alaska and Hawaii
• Officially licensed by the Ford Motor Company