In this age of digital time keepers, setting those things back is a minor pain. So how many do you have?
My own tally:
The clock beside the TV.
The clock beside my sleeping mat.
My indoor/outdoor thermonater clock.
The clock in the pen holder beside the CD player.
The office telephone clock.
One alarm clock/radio/phone next to the bed, with the alarm also set.
One on the TV in the Master Bedroom.
One on the TV in the Family Room.
The DVD player/entertainment system.
On the stove.
On the microwave.
On the Coffee Pot.
Alarm Clock/phone in my sons room.
TV in my sons room.
Alarm Clock in my daughters room.
TV in my daughters room.
That is 11 clocks to set.
Good thing that our four cell phones reset themselves.
I have two alarm clocks, the coffee pot, stove, microwave and one large wall clock to reset.
After these six, I have three wristwatches to set. Suflower collects watches, and has many, many watches to reset.
Two in this room
Living room
Dining room
Two alarm clocks
Stove
Microwave
Car
Thankfully, the three computers and three VCRs reset themselves.
Stove Clock
Clock Radio
Wristwatch
Car clock
I think the computer, the VCR and the cell phone will all reset themselves.
Three to six. Three to change: one in my bedroom, one in the sitting room, one in the car. Three to check: my bedside clock should adjust itself, as should my central heating, likewise my mobile phone.
The computers and DVR should all change themselves.
Clock radio in bedroom.
Watch.
Two other clocks upstairs (guest room and study), neither of which I use regularly, so they’re optional.
Clock in living room.
The DVD/VCR is new, so I’m not sure if it will reset itself or not.
Clock in kitchen (plus it needs a new battery)
Clock on microwave.
Clock in car.
Clock on the wall at work.
Seven, possibly eight, plus two I don’t usually bother to do on the switch date.
Plus I need to set up the timer on the getting-home-from-work lamp; the switch by the front door now runs a ceiling fan, not a light, so I put a lamp in the dining room on a timer from 6 to 8 so there’s a light on in the house when I walk in.
16 eek!
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I don’t believe in “falling back.” I’m just going to leave my clocks set how they are now.
I only have about five, but then I have to go to my parents house and change the clocks on their stove, microwave, car, and VCR. It’s funny my dad can build or fix just about anything, but when it comes to digital clocks the guy is stumped.
All the other clocks set themselves.
Microwave, watch, and two cars. All the rest set themselves.
I have four clocks–my wristwatch, an alarm clock, my cell phone and my computer. The last sets itself, the first two I have to change manually (the alarm clock is a bit of a pain because there’s no way to just change it back an hour–I have to set it ahead 23 hours instead). The phone I can’t remember if it’ll set itself or not, but I don’t really care either way, I don’t use it as a timepiece.
2 in this room
watch
2 clock radios
kitchen
Dining room
hall
Microwave
the little bugger at the top of stairs that I allus forget about
car
PC and VCR set themselves
2 clocks and a watch. (OK, and the car clock I guess)
I am a (nearly) timeless masterpiece.
None!
Arizona chooses not to participate in your petty little clock games.
Car stereo, microwave, and bedroom clock radio. The remaining few take care of things on their own.
Beside alarm clock.
2 computer room clocks.
2 stereo clocks.
Bathroom clock.
Kitchen clock.
Bedroom TV.
Living room TV.
3 watches.
Car clock.
Microwave clock.
Living room clock.
That makes 15 … one less than What Exit?, but I live alone. 
The computer, cell phone, PDA, TV/VCR in computer room, VCR in bedroom, and TiVo should adjust themselves.
Only five. I don’t bother with wristwatches anymore, the computer resets itself, and I don’t touch my car radio clock upon pain of death (I just live with it being an hour off for six months of the year).
My computers, my cell phone and my VCR set themselves, so that saves me some trouble right there. All I have to worry about is my car clock, my alarm clock and my watch, so that makes three. Since my mom and dad aren’t technically proficient I’ll probably be called over there to set their two car clocks for them, for a total of five clocks.