Loud alarm: The Bell Alarm Clock is a classic antique-style watch with a mechanical wind-up timekeeping movement. The double bell design includes a mini hammer for extra loud ringing. Good alarm clock for people who are heavy sleepers, mild hearing loss. Big numbers & Quiet: large numbers on the display make it easy to read. Smooth sweeping movement with high quality quartz drive, running is always accurate. Tick silent for restful sleep and a quiet work environment. Backlight & Night Light: The backlight display automatically dims according to ambient light, saving electricity and protecting eyes. The night light is perfect in the dark, just press the black button on the back and the soft night light will illuminate the dial. which is convenient for seeing the time at night. Classic Retro Design: Alarm Clock The classic retro design features traditional workmanship and high quality craftsmanship. Durable metal casing. What a great way to add some retro charm to your bedside, living room or office space Easy to use: Unlike some modern digital alarm clocks, it's easy to use even without instructions to operate it . There are only four buttons on the back: two dials to set the clock and time, an alarm switch to turn the alarm on/off, and the NIGHTLIGHT button. to watch the time in the dark. Are you a deep sleeper? Vintage twin bell alarm clock with a loud chime will wake even the soundest of sleepers. Wakes you up for sure Featured with a vintage mental case in a circular design, decorated with luminous hour and minute hands and a small soft nightlight. The clock This retro desk cabinet features a vintage-inspired design that combines with creative modern functionality to help bridge the gap between old and new. An elegant and timeless bedside companion. This is a great gift for your friends and loved ones for a birthday, Christmas or any other occasion. IMPORTANT TIPS: - If you are sensitive to high volume, this alarm might scare you. - Adopted luminous low carbon energy storage. The more light it absorbs, the better the luminous effect. With the release of energy, the intensity of the noctilucent gradually weakened not to glow. It must be reabsorbed before it shines.