MINUTE REPEATER

The jumping hour complication is a means of displaying the hour, shown through an aperture, which instantly changes every 60 minutes.

The jumping minute complication is a means of displaying minutes, shown through an aperture, which instantly changes every 60 seconds.

Watches featuring a small seconds have a smaller subcounter, usually located at 6h, which indicates seconds.

The power reserve indicator tells you the time the watch will continue to function. It can either be seen on hand winding or automatic watches.

Minute repeater watches ring whenever you activate the pusher (contrary to chimes). The most complicated ones can ring hours, quarters and minutes.