What are these subdials for?
I have a watch with some unusual subdials on it. There are three. at 9:00 the subdial has 12 at the top and there are two markers before you get to the 9, two markers before you get to 6 and two before you get to 3 and two before you get back to 12. It takes 24 hrs to make one complete revolution.>>>
The second subdial is at the 6:00 position. 60 is at the 12:00 position with the same arrangement of markers as above. It takes 24 hrs to make one complete revolution >>>
The third subdial is at the 3:00 position. 30 is at the 12:00 position. 10 is at the 4:00pm position. 20 is at the 8:00pm position. Between each position there are 9 makers It takes 30 days to make a single revolution. >>>
The watch doesn't have a name on it. What are the subdials for?
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1) minutes. 2) hours. 3) small second hand. https://tinyurl.com/ycyt4mhh
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Beat Covid, Avoid Republicans I don't know why you think I have a Rolex but nope that isn't it. Thanks for the ego boost. lol. - Besides the length of time you suggest for each complete subdial revolution doesn't match what the markers say for that subdial. -
Army Veteran The link I sent you has the dials at the exact location you described and the reference numbers on each dial precisely as you described them. It doesn't matter whether yours is a Rolex or not. The layout and function of the subdials are commonly used on a lot of brands of watches - including yours. Forget that it says "Rolex" and compare the pictured dials with yours.
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