There are a few scratches (photos 2 and 3). In the third photo, there's a white mark right next to where the light hits. That's a scratch. It's not actually white, more like transparent, or a scuff. You can only see it if you shine a light on it and look closely. You'll think, "Oh, there it is." The battery compartment cover is missing. I have no idea where it went. These old, simple alarm clocks often didn't have covers, right? But this one originally did, and it's gone somewhere. The sound is just a voice. It doesn't make the "ri-ri-ri-ri-ri-ring" sound. As you can see in the 8th photo, there's nothing to hit to make that sound. I put batteries in it (photos 11-14). Watch the second hand. The light only comes on while you're holding the button. It doesn't stay on. And the brightness is quite different from the photos. In reality, it's just a faint glow around the "2." It's so faint you'll think, "Huh?" Seriously, seriously. You could easily mistake it for off when you're half asleep. You have to really look! It forces you to wake up. Other than that, there are minor scratches all over, but nothing worth taking a picture of, so I don't think it's a big deal. Wait, no! There was another scratch like the one in the third photo, but I can't find it anymore. Oh well. This clock's only selling point is Hamachan's face and voice. It's so simple that I don't think it would sell for even ¥300 without them. That's the kind of clock it is. If you're interested, please consider it.