0 the part on a clock or watch that points to the minutes and is longer than the hour hand and thicker than the second hand
I intend to be down in my seat before the minute hand of that clock has passed through a right angle.
A longer "minute hand" makes one revolution every hour.
This clock mimicked the movement of an analogue clock, as the minute hand moved every second.
The minute hand is mounted on a slipping friction sleeve which allows it to be turned on its arbor.
Each minute hand is 20 feet (6.1 m) long and weighs 530 pounds (240 kg).
It is written in very elegant and minute hand.
As she gazes out at the city beyond, she soon finds that the sharp minute hand has begun to dig into her neck.
The moving parts were painted bright orange, and a minute hand with a 180 degree dial was added.
