hour hand

Two clocks can be seen on the clock tower, one with an hour hand only, for the residents of the castle.

Each hour hand is 4.8 m long and weighs 220 kg.

The minute hands are each two feet two inches long, and the hour hand one foot seven inches long.

The length of the hour hand is 2.97mft 1, and of the minute hand 3.27mft 1.

The more familiar 12-hour analog dial has an hour hand that makes two complete revolutions in a day (12 hours per revolution).

Early watches only had an hour hand, the minute hand appearing in the late 17th century.

Its original dial had only an hour hand.

Every sixty seconds, the minute hand moves 1.5 ft, and the hour hand moves proportionately.

The minute hand is 20 ft long, and the hour hand is 15 ft long; both weigh approximately 500 lb.

These watches were of virtually identical style with an enamel dial, wide white numerals, and a luminescent hour hand.

The dial is of silver, and is traversed by an hour hand only.

The wooden clock-turret houses the original clock mechanism from the early 17th century, the face and hour hand being added in 1783.

He is bound by two chains extending from a minute and hour hand on a clock face.

Hitting the clock target awards 1 million points times the position of the hour hand, and the clock reverses direction and starts counting faster.

According to tradition, it has only an hour hand.