Cuckoo Bird Quartz Wall Clock

Every hour between seven in the morning and nine at night, the front window opens and the bird calls out the hour, once for each hour that has passed. The pendulum keeps a visible rhythm below the face, which gives the clock motion instead of sitting static on the wall. It runs on three batteries, not included, and a single adjust button on the back sets both the time and the hourly call at once. The shell is molded ABS plastic in blue, green, or white, light enough that the mounting hardware stays minimal. It works as a genuine novelty piece for a kitchen or playroom, not just a clock that happens to look like a cuckoo clock.