Different Alarms and Alerts
There are different travel alarm clocks that suit everybody’s lifestyle. If you are one of those who depend on the incessant ringing and buzzing of these devices just to get out of bed, you’ll have to take one with you on those out of town or country jaunts.
If you have your own travel alarm clock, you will not require wake up calls to get you out of bed in time for your early morning flight to your next tourist or business destination.
An alarm clock is also useful for those who are busy with work and who need time alerts for that coffee break or a chat with a co-worker at the water cooler down the hall. This convenience is all yours with those desktop alarms.
Those $20 and Under Travel Alarm Clocks
Starting a collection of these clocks is not expensive. Begin with the Pop Open Clam, which has a shiny silver finish metal, a luminous dial, and an attached compact travel case. Flip it open and set it on the bedside table and you’re ready to call it a day. The 25/8"X7/8"X4" widget is easy on the baggage and won’t cost you extra.
Another must-have to add to your collection is the Night Crawler (aptly named) in silver and blue editions. This Seth Thomas clock opens hydraulically with the slightest touch of a finger. It has a calendar and temperature display, plus a light with four-second delay. This compact item measures 2 1/2"X3 1/2" X3 1/4".
The Smart Lite Travel Alarm Clock has back light stays and batteries that will sustain for over 6 months. This will jolt you out of bed with its ascending alarm when it reaches its top note. Although this is not engravable, you still have the nightlight and flashlight features to make up for this.
The $25 and $100 Plus Collectables
For the traveler who can’t do away with his calculator, the E-Z Blue World Time Travel companion should is the right choice. It comes with a stitched snap lock black case. Pack it and go.
The smart looking Global Sync Atomic travel alarm clock fits in anywhere with its silver matte finish. This has a twist and turn base which is unique to the design. This radio controlled clock can receive signals from Western Europe, Japan, USA, and the UK. It has a month, day, and date display you can’t do without when you’re on tour.
If you want bright colors, the Victorinox Swiss Army collection has the blue and red models. These Swiss-made gadgets have precision quartz movement and translucent synthetic case with face cover, which also double as stands. The tritium hands and hour markers make it easy for you to identify the time.
The granddaddy of your travel alarm clocks collection will be the Mondaine official Swiss Railways Travel Alarm Clock – a brushed stainless steel clock that can sit comfortable on a beside table or night stand.
With an assortment of travel alarm clocks, you might use some of them for gift items for your buddies and even your son’s groomsman. Your wife may want some of those clocks for herself too. Better beef up your loot and have ready giveaways at hand.
