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A reverse barbershop movement is a clock motor that turns the hands counterclockwise as opposed to clockwise. Why a reverse barbershop movement would also be worth considering other than as a trick or uniqueness is a practical concern to ask, as is the concern of how the tool became so named. Let's have some fun exploring the solution to these inquiries.

Initially, the reverse barbershop movement is called that since a tool operating in reverse appears regular when seen in a mirror, and barbershops made use of to place clocks on the back wall so that clients can check out the moment by looking in the mirror at the front of the store. So, hands that turn counterclockwise appear to be turning clockwise when watched via a mirror, equally as the mirrored image of your right-hand man appears to be a left hand.