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I like that you can switch the second-hand to "tick" or continuously move. I have multiple analog clocks in my house and since most of them are battery-powered quartz, the second hand ticks. But, I have one that's from the 60s and needs to be plugged into the wall; that one has the second hand continuously move!

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I have a (fairly recent) continuous movement clock from Ikea, battery-powered and most certainly inexpensive (they don't sell expensive ones and I wouldn't get that even if they did).

EDIT: I think it's $15 TJALLA[0] and it mentions "No disturbing ticking sounds since the clock has a silent quartz movement."

[0]: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tjalla-wall-clock-silver-color-...

I have a TROMMA [0], which I like because you can see the wall through the numbers :)

[0]: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tromma-wall-clock-white-3055707...

Thank you for your nice comment!

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