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And the 'Second hand' is the 'Third hand'.

Hand 1 ; Hour

Hand 2 ' minutes

hand 3 ' seconds

Hand 4 ; Alarm set or Moon phase indicator.

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Fourth hand is used to set an alarm

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I had one of them clocks. Totally almost forgot. Tring to research and nothing. Thank you you brilliant human

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