Questions and Answers for Timekeeper Products 18-1/2 in. x 11-1/4 in. Pendulum Westminster Chime Faux Wood Wall Clock

A:  yes

A:  Yes, the chime will match the hour. Westminster is a part of Greater London in the UK.

A:  No. Westeminster is the tune.

A:  They do.

A:  Yes.

A:  No you can't. You might want to put in an area away from your bedroom. The chimes are not very loud.

A:  The 4 aa batteries - are used 2 for keeping actual time and 2 for doing the chimes. if you don't place the 2 batteries in the chime slot - then it won't chime. not having the 2 batteries in the chime section does not affect the time keeping of the clock at all.

A:  Yes, you can turn the chime feature on this clock off.

A:  Yes, only insert 2 batteries for the clock and pendulum and leave the battery compartment above the sound box empty.

A:  Yes.

A:  it has the look of an antique regulator clock with a swinging pendulum. it takes 4 aa batteries. the chimes are Westminister. it is automatically programmed to not chime from 10 pm until after 5 am.

A:  2 AA batteries for the clock and pendulum and 2 more if you want the chimes. I did not try the chimes because I did not want them but the instructions say that it is programmed with a Sleep Feature so that it will not chime 10:00 pm and 5:00 am. The instructions also show how to set the chimes to start at different times- I did not try.

A:  Double A batteries. I don't know what you mean by dual or single chime. It rings on the hour....there is a few chimes prior to actually ringing out the hour. It is a Regulator clock, I believe it is Westminister. Yes, it has the automatic switch to silence during the bedtime hours.