These show views of the Dial Clock

This is the front view. The clock is not secured since you have to pull it out to set the hands.

Front view

This is a general view with the display lowered.

The knob rotates freely to secure the display door for carrying.

This is the view with the display raised.
The door on the top tilts back to see and turn on the display, which turns off automatically after a few seconds when lowered.
The bottom line of the display shows the button action.

Display Up view

This is the inside view showing the processor board and the microswitch which turns on the display.
The processor board slides into the green slots. The Power Module and Transmitter are stacked behind it.
All three are part of the System Assembly, which slides into grooves on the bottom of the box.

Insider view

This is the rear view. To push the buttons, you have to reach behind the clock.

Rear view