American horological journal, devoted to practical horology (1869)
Miller, George B · New York, G. B. Miller · leaf 156
Figure 4 represents a form of a dial whichis favorable to the construction of as simple amovement as the dial last mentioned, and it isprobably the most clear and distinct arrange-ment for a dial that is in use. The hour circle,which is of minor importance in a regulator, issuppressed, and the… … front of the hour wheel, which is arranged towork near to the back of the dial, and thefigures show through an opening made for thepurpose, as is shown in the diagram. The seconds circle is large and distinct, whilethe size of the seconds hand is not so great aa 148 AMERICAN HOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. to…
Clocks and watches
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