How many clocks do you have?

For this household: The computer I am on that took care of itself, two cars, our two PDAs that took care of theirselves, our laptop that took care of itself, two cellphones that take care of theirselves, home phone, two clock radios, one "atomic" clock that takes care of itself, clock in bathroom, clock in guestroom, clock in living room, oven clock, microwave oven clock, wedding gift clock, dining room clock, which is 19 clocks, plus probably 2 or more I am forgetting. Who has me beat?

I don't... 2 actual clocks (one isn't even plugged in), and then the computer, TV and VCR. I think that's all.

I have one that sets itself...I paid 20 for it at walmart...then I have the oven clock and the microwave clock and thats it

I have 4 but two will change themselves. Then it's just my alarm clock and a heirloom clock that sits on my end table.

Spare bedroom: Computer, antique clock on hutch, phone, bedside, = 4
My bedroom: Clock radio, phone, travel alarm, vanity, = 4
Living room: VCR, antique clocks x 2, phone, wall clock, cable box, = 6
Kitchen: wall clock, pager, cell phone , wrist watch, = 4
Bathroom: clock on wall, clock on shelf, = 2
Sun room: clock on wall, clock on phone = 2
Basement: clock in sewing room, clock in laundry room, clock in furnace room, clock on phone = 4
Programmable thermostat: 1
Car: clock on dash: 1

Yikes! 28 (Obviously someone has a hang-up about being on time ) I guess it doesn't help that I collect antique clocks! I didn't count the ones that I don't wind and use for time, lol!
Thank goodness most of them change themselves!

Hrmn, only two small alarm clocks really... the car is already set to summertime for some reason unbeknown to us and the computers can take care of themselves. Oh maybe the ones on the oven and the microwave....... 4?

will have to count.....

three cellphones
three computers
four car clocks
one stove
one oven
one microwave
two coffeepots
six watches (I collect watches like some women do shoes, even though I hardly ever wear one, lol!)
one alarm clock
two dvd players
so......24 here

mind you, the watches won't get set until I put them on to wear them. One of them only "fell back" an hour about a month ago!

Don't forget any digital cameras! One of my peeves is taking pictures and then realizing the time stamp is off an hour. Even worse is when you're traveling and in a way different time zone and you realize all the pictures you took in broad daylight are stamped with 3 AM or something (time back home) and you have to add/subtract in your head to get the real time the picture was taken.

TVs - 5
VCRs - 2
DVD recorders - 3
Hi8 recorder (like a VCR) - 1
Digital picture frames - 2
Cameras - 3
Coffee pot - 1
Microwave - 1
Oven - 1
Alarm clocks - 5
House alarm system - 3 control panels
Vehicles - 2, I hate this one the most
Grandfather clock - 1, the easiest
Watches - 6
(36)

Cable boxes - 5, self setting
Computers - 3, self setting
Cell phones - 2, self setting

Hmmmm, I think time rules my life.

Oh crap...I forgot about the coffee pot and the digital cameras. I didn't bother counting all the watches that I only wear once in a while. I'm obsessed with time.

I have:
computer clock 1
wall clock 1
clock radio 1
wrist watch 1

We have:

3 clock radios
1 clock on our Wii
2 wall clocks from Ikea
1 on our cell phone
2 on our computers
1 on our microwave
1 on our coffee maker

We live in a two bedroom apartment that's 890 square feet.

Can you say we have a time obsession?

I have 6:
2 clocks upstairs,
Downstairs: Living room clock, Oven, Microwave...then my cell.

My coffee maker was already an hour ahead (accidentally hit the button a couple weeks ago) and the TV clocks updated themselves.

Originally Posted by lookingglass

We have:

3 clock radios
1 clock on our Wii
2 wall clocks from Ikea
1 on our cell phone
2 on our computers
1 on our microwave
1 on our coffee maker

We live in a two bedroom apartment that's 890 square feet.

Can you say we have a time obsession?

Click to expand...

I'm right there with you Heather, although I live in a one bedroom. I have:

1 wall clock
1 microwave
1 clock radio
1 watch
1 computer (sets itself)
1 camera
1 cell phone (sets itself)
1 MP3 player
1 VCR
=9

And yet, I still can't seem to get out the door on time in the morning; I'm always rushing for my bus!!

With that wedding gift clock, I don't think anyone can beat you. Here are mine:

Have to be reset:
4 of my watches
3 cars
microwave clock
stove clock
2 clock radios
clock in our son's room
clock in the family room

Don't have to reset:

5 computers
4 cell phones
6 TV cable boxes

Oops!

DH's watch was supposed to synch up with the NBS time signal from Boulder, CO. It didn't and, as he puts it, it is all messed up.

So, I have a total of 29.

We don't have to worry about DST for a few weeks, but I'll try to tally up the clocks:

3 atomic clocks
1 wind-up alarm
1 atomic watch, 1 that has to be reset
1 PC and 1 notebook, which reset themselves
2 cell phones (must be reset), 1 pocket PC (sets itself)
1 VCR that has to be reset, the DVD player has no clock
1 home phone/fax that has to be reset
1 car clock that has to be reset

1 cat who will sleep past 5 a.m. for a few days!

Wall clock in the Living Room
Computer
VCR
TV
Answering Machine
Kitchen Clock
Microwave
Dinning Room clock (no battery in it)
Bathroom Clock
Clock Radio
Watch
Alarm Clock
Pedometer

Lets see:
2 PDA/cell phones
4 iPod nanos
4 bedroom clocks
1 oven clock
1 microwave clock
1 in bathroom
3 computer clocks
2 car clocks
1 clock in school room
2 cable box clocks
1 travel clock (stays on DH's side in the bedroom)
4 house alarm system control boxs
1 camera
1 video camera
1 vcr
1 dvd player

That is 30 things. Sheesh, no wonder I never seem to have everything with the proper time.