(There’s no mention of that in the press release, but it seems like too big of a coincidence to be accidental.) This clock runs in reverse The hands actually move counter clockwise Keeps great time- backwards The clock is as shown with 3 hands (hour, minute. Note that Dinger’s is showing the time to be about nine o’clock - or maybe 8:59, which happens to be Lexington’s area code. Another plays on the “Counter Clocks” name by introducing a anthropomorphized clock character named Dinger: One is the ballplayer/horse design shown above. The team released three new logos yesterday. For that matter, I don’t think it had even occurred to me that horses always race in the same direction! It’s a very Uni Watch detail, and this team’s new name has taught me about it.

To make the clock run backwards, we want to take the small metal plate out and turn it over. If you don't trust yourself with such a big responsibility, take a photo before you remove any of the gears. I’d never heard that bit about Kentucky changing the direction of horse racing. Make sure the gears stay in place so you can see how they fit and put them back correctly later. The world – and baseball – ultimately followed Kentucky’s lead. However, declaring independence from the British way, early Kentuckians began to race their horses in the opposite direction – counter-clockwise – and on dirt. Traditionally, horses in England raced around a grass track in a clockwise direction. The idea behind the name is explained in the team’s press release: The Atlantic League team in Lexington, Ky., which debuted in 2001 as the Lexington Legends, will have a new identity this year, as the team announced yesterday that it will henceforth be known as the Counter Clocks.

Counter clockwise clocks