I need the sliding weight for my Seth Thomas metronome. I read where someone was going to try a Wittner weight. Did this work? Any suggestions for a replacement weight?
I used a Wittner weight on my old Seth Thomas and it worked just fine. Calibration was very close out of the box. You can get these for less than a couple dollars if you look around.
Place your Seth Thomas atomic clock face-down on a table or desk and locate a series of buttons labeled "PST," "MST," "CST" and "EST" on the back of the clock. Press the appropriate button to set the time zone.
Turn your attention to the small lithium battery-powered digital clock display on the back of your clock. With the correct time zone set, the digital display should accurately reflect the current local time.
Locate the AA battery compartment on the back of your clock. Put two new AA batteries into your clock's battery compartment.
Set the "Mode" switch on the back of your Seth Thomas atomic clock to "Run." Wait for it to adjust to the correct time. The automatic time-adjustment process can take up to 45 minutes, but is usually completed much sooner.
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