The Station Clock was designed by Arne Jacobsen following an architectural project completed for Lauritz Knudsen from 1938-39. This re-launch of the original clock calls to the elegance of the design, while introducing modern upgrades like a plastic case, impact-proof glass face, motion sensor light, and snooze function. The face includes classic typographical numerals and striking two-tone hands. Resting on gold-tone steel feet, the AJ Station Alarm Clock is at once eye-catching and unobtrusive. With a small footprint, the alarm clock can be used on a nightstand, desk, or even a shelf or a mantel. A timeless classic, the alarm clock includes a highly efficient Japanese quartz movement.