D.V design - Update

This watch is a Cadola Testa Di Toro Chronograph (model CD-1058). It is a chronograph watch, meaning it features a built-in stopwatch in addition to the standard time display. Here is a precise explanation of what the various hands on the dial indicate: Primary hands (standard time): The two large, light-yellow hands (hour and minute) display the standard time. The small red hand in the bottom sub-dial (at the 6 o'clock position) is the watch's standard second hand; it moves continuously to show the current time. Chronograph hands (stopwatch function): The long, thin red hand in the center is the stopwatch second hand; it remains stationary at the 12 o'clock position until you start the stopwatch using the top pusher (chronograph button). The hand in the right sub-dial (at the 3 o'clock position) is the stopwatch minute counter; when timing an event, this sub-dial counts up to 60 minutes. The light-blue marking between 0 and 15 minutes is a classic motorsport design element for quickly reading short intervals. Additional time display: The hand in the left sub-dial (at the 9 o'clock position) is a 24-hour indicator; it tracks the main hands to show whether the time is in the morning (AM) or afternoon/evening (PM), helping you distinguish, for example, between 08:00 (blue zone) and 20:00 (red zone)..