I was at a MB dealer this weekend and i happened to realize that i couldn't see time or there was no digital or analog clock that displayed time... Maybe i missed it or something but if you guys can post a pic of it , it would be great.. I am sure it prbly has 1 but i just happned to miss it.

 

The left most of the three main guages in the instrument cluster is the clock.

Hard to miss.

 

o i dono how i missed it, i guess i was more concerned about the rear room while i was at the dealership, so if you can plz post it so i can see it... Ty

 

 

ok see i still don't see it u mean it displays it in the middle of the gauge where its displaying temp? if not then where?

 

you are kidding right?

you cannot see a traditional clock as the leftmost circular guage?

 

Nyckillaseal, is just too excited!

 

You can have the clock from my CLK 500 it loses a minute every two days

 

I think they should check the lock onthe gate area 57..there may have been an escape:p

Ed

 

lol that was the clock i see it now i was expecting something digital or better it looks like a analog one, and its only for the dirver to see if it was located in the middle of the console that would be better. well thanks guys i really didn;'t realize that the gauge on the far left was an analog clock i thought it was something else well normally clock is digital and its located some where that everyone can see. Well i guess MB is tryin to be unique..

 

Those newfangled watch thingys really don't seem to be all that popular with some folks.

 

lol. It's a good thing my last car was a Mercedes and I'm used to a low-tech clock! I'm still able to read one of those old fashioned things!

By the way, our little low-tech clock is kind of interesting. I changed it from a.m. to p.m. in the multi-function steering wheel programming system, and the hands on the clock went all the way around twelve times all by themselves! You might try it sometime when you're really bored.

I vaguely recall there also being a digital clock in the central console monitor that you can program, but I'm not sure without looking. Seems I set the time there too, but I don't use it.

 

This feature is available in the center console display.
Enter "Serv", then use the "Clock" button around the display perimeter. This will display time. You may have to adjust for time offset from GMT to obtain local time - simple operation.
This time is accurate to the atomic clock, so don't complain about the watch if you are late.
Good Luck

 

yes, you can fake to adjust time and force the time show on the center console but a wrong design is a wrong design -- clock should show the time for all passengers not only driver. (this can be fixed by the software -- it shows music channel and track information, of course, it can show time as well, call mbusa and complain this problem until release the new software to fix it.)