Reading the dial at 3 o'clock a bit confusing ....

This watch is of very good quality with a really nice visited wrist. The overall functionality conforms to read various documents.
However, the small dial located right on the watch is a little confusing. Indeed, the positions of the needles can be read by conventional means. Get used to the view that the small hand of the dial is read in 24-hour mode and high in 12 hours !!! a dial around the small needle is 24 hours, not 12 hours. Ie that is 6:00 to 3 hours, 12 hours is 6 hours and so on. This is not the case against the large needle which binds conventionally.
When you need to know the time in another time zone, it implies some gymnastics. Reading is not spontaneous. The most confusing is when you have set the alarm time ..... If you need to ring the watch to 7 o'clock, position the small needle between 6 and 8 of the dial, so between 3 and 4 of a dial in 12 hours and the big hand on the 24 !!!!! Both say that the first time she did not go off on time. I even thought when I received the watch and started using this screen does not give me the right time for jet lag. No doubt he would have been easier to make a 12-hour format and reconcile the bottom screen to see if it was morning or afternoon ???