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3. An iconic handset used often by "The Crown", named after the car manufacture logo they look just like.
5. A triangular handeset that has a narrow stem, most recognizably found on the Omega Speedmaster.
7. The thinnest style of hand, or hands, which you commonly see utilized for a running seconds hand.
8. This long-range ammunition named handset is clearly distinguished due to their triangular tips above a narrower stem.
9. Commonly found on vintage military watches, this handset gets its name due to the stain glass window motif of the luminous plots within.
11. This handset is reminiscent of a playing card suit.

1. Both beloved and critiqued, this handset can be found on various Black Bay watches from Tudor.
2. A handset with round-crescent tips named after one of the most famous watchmakers of all time.
4. A popular traditional style of handset which involves faceted and triangular hands.
6. This handset has a pencil thin tip with a usually wide hexagonal base - more simply put, named after a medical tool.
10. A handset that has a botanical nomenclature due to its wider curvaceous base and narrower tip.