Waterproof 7/8"- 1 1/8" Handlebar Luminous Dial Motorcycle Clock for Dirt Bike Motocross Yamaha Kawasaki Honda Suzuki Harley Davidson (Silver)

fitts well looks cool correct time

Item as described, and looks well made..

Lost half-hour just sitting overnight, just received yesterday. Changed battery working great 👍

Lo coloqué en la moto y a los dos días dejó de trabajar. Lo llevé a cambiar la batería, y el relojero se dio cuenta que las mancillas estaban pegadas una con otra, la de segundos y minutos pegadas, giraban al mismo tiempo. Según el relojero es porque le entró humedad. Pésima calidad. Lo devolví.

Easy to install and read the dial. The double sided sticky take did not do much as it's too thin and does not hold the watch face down. Relying on the set screw to keep it in place. This is okay because if you need to change the time, the sticky take would hinder in removing the dial face. 'Time' will tell how good the waterproofing is but so far I really like it.

This is an update on my purchase. The first unit would not keep time straight out of the box. The replacement unit started losing time at the 11 month mark. Nice looking timepiece but not dependable. And other reviews confirm this. My review from 11 months ago stated…I wanted a clock to install on a motorcycle and opted for this one even though it was a bit more expensive than similar offerings. When the clock arrived I was impressed with the look and feel of the clock, and the billet aluminum holder and fasteners seemed to be of high quality. Also included were a couple of small hex wrenches used for installing the unit on the bike, a nice touch. I was very happy with everything till I noticed the clock was not keeping correct time, losing about 1 minute per day. After about a week, I called Amazon who suggested I return it. I told the rep I liked the clock and wanted it replaced, and they agreed to do that, somewhat acting like they had done me a HUGE favor. To their credit I received the replacement unit within 24 hours and returned the defective one. So far the replacement clock is keeping accurate time. The real test will be to see if it lasts 3-5 years as I think a quartz watch should

The clock consists of a metal housing and a circular watch that drops into it and is held in place by a thumbscrew. The housing itself feels nicely finished and well designed -- the thumbscrew oddly fiddly given the quality of the rest of the housing (we'll get to that). The clock, however, immediately stared behaving erratically - stopping randomly, jumping around in time. Other reviews said that the battery arrived dead and, indeed, the manufacturer (inexplicably) failed to include a spacer underneath the crown to stop the battery draining in the warehouse. I popped off the back and, sure enough, the battery was almost dead. But, also, the movement itself was improperly seated. I put it back where it was supposed to be, and lo and behold the watch sprang into working order. Good! I made a mental note to buy a new battery (ugh!) and mounted the thing on my bike just to see if it would work for me. I mounted the housing -- no difficulties. Then I popped in the clock and, as I tightened the thumbscrew, it cracked, locking the clock permanently inside the housing. No way to pull the clock out; no way to replace the almost dead battery. Returning as defective. This feels like a thoughtfully designed product ruined by poor execution: a cascade of cut corners and quality control failures, all likely to save a few cents per unit. A waste of a good idea.