On Sunday, November 1, the clocks fall back and the day is 25 hours long. This month's Tick Talk is about what to do with the extra hour. Welcome back.
This SundayDaylight saving time ends November 1, 2026. Before turning your clocks back, take a few minutes to check the batteries, test your alarms, and make sure everything is running properly. Here are five things worth checking this fall—and when it...
From a small workshop in Peru, Illinois, to Big Ben, Baby Ben and the first alarm clock ever advertised nationwide: the Westclox story, told in 19 dates.
The clocks fall back on Sunday and the day gets 25 hours long. Ten ways to spend the extra one without a phone.
Small numbers, a quiet alarm or a hard-to-find snooze button can make everyday life harder than it needs to be. Here’s how to find the Westclox clock that works best for you.
A 1908 report followed a trip to London and a clock that was always “he.” Discover the story behind the name.
Robert Paton, Elizabeth O'Brien, Henry Ohl and the people the old Tick Talk loved to write about.
Sleep doctors say the phone belongs in another room. Here are five clocks under $20 that make it easy, for you or as a gift.
Four new stories every month: one from the archive, one for the analog life, one from Peru and one from the shelf.
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