Okiru Alarm Clock - Black, Plastic

The Okiru alarm clock offers simple, discreet timekeeping in a compact, minimalist form, with its name meaning 'to wake up' in Japanese. It is set using a dial on the back, while its hands move silently to avoid disturbing light sleepers. A touch-activated snooze function and illuminated dial, which can also be activated by touch, make it easy to use at night. The clock is crafted from plastic and designed by Japanese designer Kazushige Miyake, and it suits nightstands in modern bedrooms.

The Okiru alarm clock by Stelton is simple and discreet. In Japanese, its name means 'to wake up'. Main features:The Okiru alarm clock is a minimalist gadget with compact dimensions. It is controlled by a dial on the back. The hands move silently.It has a snooze function, which is activated by touch. The dial illumination can also be activated by touch - particularly useful at night. How to use:The alarm clock is designed for nightstands in modern bedrooms. Materials used:It has been made from plastic. Good to know!It was designed by Japanese designer Kazushige Miyake.