On twelve
The card is home. We leave the heading and send the player home with the watch note.
Scribed line
The heading is evidence. The factory pip is a rumor.
A lubber line on a pelorus is ugly and accurate. An open hosel spine is the same class of evidence: it tells you where the face actually sat when the ball left.
Walking past one
Clock closed one hour if the player already fights a right miss. If they close the face with the hands, we do not clock; we say so once.
Off the card
Spine sits at three or more. That iron is already a different heading. We will not paint a pip to soothe a photograph.
Point Cadet fog makes a pip look truer than it is. Jules keeps a dry rag and a lamp and will not let a wet logo pose as twelve o'clock. If you only ever practice on mats in Handsboro, bring that honesty to the desk; the outdoor heading will still be the one we write down.