Square Luminous Dial Twin Bell Table Alarm Clock

A rounded-square body, a black ring, and a square of light at the center — the pillow-shaped twin bell that glows. Most glow-in-the-dark clocks think in circles. This one thinks in squares: a rounded-square case — a pillowy "squircle" — framing a black dial with a luminous square at its heart. By day it reads as a bold graphic object; by night the center lights up to keep the time visible. Four pastel bodies and chrome fittings complete the look. A square that glows The dial center is a rounded-corner square coated with phosphor — it collects daylight and spends it at night. The hour and minute hands carry glow-filled cores that match the center block. White numerals sit on the black ring around the glow, so contrast stays strong either way. Dial logic Bold white rounded numerals (1-12) ring the black face; a fine line of white dots marks the minutes. "QUARTZ" is printed in small letters beneath the center. A clear flat lens covers the dial; there is no LCD anywhere on the clock. Build…