Kit Cat Klock Limited Edition Lady (Honeysuckle Pink)

Experience: The clock needs to be slightly angled forward, to strike the right balance, for the eyes and tail to move. To keep the eyes and tail moving, you have to hang on a nail with a small head and the head of the cat is angled slightly forward with the bottom / paws against the wall. You need to move the cat's head forward ever so slightly outwards from the nail and give the tail a slight tap and it should wag with no problem. You may need to experiment, gently, to get the right angle and balance but once correctly positioned the eyes and tail will move until the batteries need to be changed.Special Notes:1. When setting the clock time, use the minute hand only.2. To start the animation, give the tail a push sideways. 3. Remove any foam or tape packing material from inside the clock.4. Do not “Hand Hold” the clock. The animation needs the stability of the vertical wall to operate.

• Manufacturing Kit-Kat Clocks in America since 1932
• The Official Kit-Kat Clocks
• With Rolling Eyes and Wagging Tail