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Meaning of "seconds hand"
The seconds hand refers to the small hand on a clock or watch that indicates the seconds in time. It moves continuously around the clock dial, making one complete rotation every minute. The seconds hand is commonly found on analog timepieces and is used to measure the passing of seconds
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The small seconds hand moves jerkily.
It was not enough simply to add a small seconds hand.
The seconds hand will now stop.
It also featured an indirectly propelled central seconds hand.
The large seconds hand was positioned in the centre.
This hand is a small seconds hand.
The seconds hand continues to move forward as usual.
It also features the central seconds hand pushed indirectly.
The seconds hand of the chronograph is concentric thereto.
Its return triggers the seconds hand to resume moving.
The seconds hand ticks just like an original.
Th is causes an undesirable jump in the movement of the seconds hand.
The chronograph seconds hand follows the digital seconds.
Best to bring the movement to a stop as the seconds hand.
The seconds hand indicates a number on the tachymeter scale.
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The importance of seconds hand.
The seconds hand is missing.
The chronograph seconds are counted by the central seconds hand.
The seconds hand is then once again driven in rotation.
It is coupled with a seconds hand.
A sweep seconds hand is friction mounted on a seconds hand pinion.
Subsidiary dial above the center with sweeping seconds hand.
The seconds hand of this timepiece is also in a vivid red.
The hour hand is your mother and you are the seconds hand.
The beat seconds hand is no more than a dead hand.
Releasing the push button allows the sweep seconds hand to restart.
Graph seconds hand runs around the edge of the dial.
It will be illustrated here with the example of driving in a centre seconds hand.
And a seconds hand.
Scale of the small seconds counter and small seconds hand in red.
The seconds hand positions itself directly on the active timing second.
The mechanism alerts low power reserve by moving the seconds hand in four seconds intervals.
The seconds hand rotates then to the currently programmed time zone.
The invention may naturally also apply to a centre wheel which bears the seconds hand.
Thus even the seconds hand can be stopped and precisely set.
Three blued steel hands, with center sweeping seconds hand.
The small seconds hand also turns in the centre of this opening.
The first chronograph motor drives the center seconds hand which makes one revolution per minute.
The seconds hand is then a classic style with a diamond tip and counterweight.
It featured an IWC-manufactured watch movement and large seconds hand.
The position of the seconds hand when it stops indicates the mean speed.
Our movement features an additional platter so as to incorporate a seconds hand at 6 o'clock.
A small seconds hand 4 completes the timekeeper.
Th e result, a bounce or jump in the start of the movement of the seconds hand.
The seconds hand will start to jump every 4 seconds.
As a result, you should notice that the seconds hand has moved.
As a final touch the seconds hand has been done in blued-steel.
This produces as indicated on line 3 the rapid advance of the seconds hand.
The seconds hand positions itself on 0 when one goes into chronograph mode.
The pusher at two o'clock stops and starts the sweep seconds hand.
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