Rare Blue LCD Working 1970s/80s Alarm Clock w/ Woodgrain and 'Chrome' Accents

Classic alarm clock from the late 70s or early 80s. Rare blue fluorescent digital display (most are red). It has the fake wood paneling, of course, but also has an unusual silver bar on the front. I think it is supposed to look like chrome and remind us of a car stereo. The clock works, as you can see. It has the ability to set two different alarms, labelled 'his' and 'hers'. There is a calendar button if you are into that, and also a snooze button. There's a convenient dimmer for the blue light if it is too bright for you at night. Runs off a power cord. There is no battery backup. People were living on the edge back then. Here are some weird keywords for our computer friends: kmc alarm clock 3, in the style of 21st century, dark cyan and dark amber, thriftcore, milleniwave, collecting and modes of display, tenwave, the small wooden alarm clock sits atop a table, in the style of retrocore, dark brown and blue, kimoicore, 21st century, electronic media, scumbling, chrome-plated, an old tv alarm clock has a black and white image, in the style of dark cyan and dark amber, kimoicore, kengo kuma, ed mell, precision, rtx, exacting precision, a clock with two brown dials on a plate, in the style of electronic media, kimoicore, rtx on, konica big mini, dark black and blue, rollerwave, hallyu