Watch Wiki

The Best Watches and Watch Brands

User Tools

Site Tools


rising

Table of Contents

Rising

A rising display uses a marked wheel shown through a dial aperture. It is similar to a jump display but without the complication of instantaneous change. Most rising displays have an aperture wider than the digit shown so the neighboring numbers can also be seen.

Rising Hours

A rising hours watch has an aperture, often at 12 00, which shows the time digitally on a wheel behind the dial. This is quite easy to implement by replacing the hour hand with a marked disc.

Rising Date

A rising date watch has a wider aperture than a typical jump date, allowing two or more neighboring date digits to be seen.

See Also

rising.txt · Last modified: 03.07.2022 15:37 by 127.0.0.1

Donate Powered by PHP Valid HTML5 Valid CSS Driven by DokuWiki

© Watch Wiki. All texts are protected by copyright. The respective copyright holders are the signatories of the contributions. For details see Impressum. Regarding objections and complaints (copyright and other rights) also see there. Impressum | Privacy Policy | Copyright | About Watch Wiki