FINGER
Generally speaking, it is a pin or finger. Most often, it forms part of a rotating component (such as a wheel, pinion or cam) designed to drive an indicator (for example, the minute counter of a chronograph or a day disc).
Generally speaking, it is a pin or finger. Most often, it forms part of a rotating component (such as a wheel, pinion or cam) designed to drive an indicator (for example, the minute counter of a chronograph or a day disc).