KUSGuaranteed 2" Auto Marine Clock Gauge 12-Hour Format Meter with Backlight 52mm Diameter 12V 24V

Looks great in the new boat.

Arrived on time. Was easy to install and it is working fine. Not detailed instructions but easy to figure out. It did gain about 5 minutes in two months of use. Easy to reset time. Easy to read in day light or dark.

Backlight didn't work on arrival

Although these are made in China, I must say that KUS instruments are benefic!Try to order the black-face (cara negro) models as they are much more legible during nighttime. In one of my vehicles, I have both white- and black-face units; although illuminated, the white is barely legible during night-use.Other than that matter, I find that all the KUS instruments that I have: ammeters, clock, aqua temperature, oil pressure gauges to be of excellent quality. KUS ammeters, like VDO ammeters, have a wide-range sweep. These electronic ammeters afford the wide sweep which provides a much more accurate reading display.When I first bought 3 KUS gauges an annum ago, I would have preferred to buy the European-made, VDO gauges, but none that I saw on the Internet were sold with the sending units and I didn't see any separately-sold available. Then I saw the KUS models complete with sending units, and for a lower price than the VDOs.3 May 2022-update–––These KUS clocks are faulty! I purchased 2––I should have waited to enter the above critique as both clocks run rapidly! They gain time–––circa one-half hour per week! I recommend the Motometer clocks. They are excellent except their poor nighttime illumination.

This was a replacement clock for the clock on my 1976 BMW motorcycle. The fit was perfect. The installation was a bit difficult. Soldering is required. The wire size from the clock to the clock set bottom is larger than the holes on the button you are soldering to. You have to do a lap connection. Almost a three hand job. Otherwise a good product.

Button for adjusting time is ok but would rather have as part of clock

Install was easy enough. You will need to know how to follow your wiring diagram for you vehicle to find the correct lines for powering each aspect of the unit. The advance button does work, so make sure it is properly installed.Update: Not sure what happened, but the clock is totally fried. Won't even light up. That was an expensive short use toy. If you buy one, install fuses for all the lines, even if you have a main fuse box.

Fitted to a 1967 Land Rover Series 2a . Ran fast on 24v connection very accurate on 12v connection .