The Casio radio clock is almost 100 per cent to my expectations. What my expectations corresponds to less is the service in connection with the purchase of this clock. Is it too much to ask, if I think the clock should arrive ready for me? Could not deal with a largely completed setting the clock of the seller? If I buy a car, the seller has the car so far prepared that I can sit down and go into it. Buyer of the clock, as in this case, I have to work a tricky setting undergo (see the instructions). Why the sales act is shifted in part to the customer here? Who has no or insufficient artisan talent is forced to look for help, if necessary, even to go to the watchmaker to can be set the clock. That must not be! Frido Bert
