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Create a small 34 x 30 pixel rectangle. Click the Curved Corners icon (with the Rectangle Tool). From the drop down list, select Curvature and reduce the amount to 0.1. Convert to Editable Shapes . Using the Shape Editor Tool, taper the top. Clone the shape and move it to the right. Create a new 72 x 20 pixel rectangle and center each of the tapered shapes along the ends of the rectangle. Select the tapered shapes and the rectangle and Combine Shapes... Add Shapes. Position this new object along the top of, and to the back of the watch face. (We will rotate this shape in a few steps).
Create a new 50 x 30 pixel rectangle. Apply Curved Corners. Convert to Editable Shapes and using the Shape Editor Tool, drag the top and bottom to slightly round these sides. Create two very small rectangles to the sizes shown, position them on the rounded rectangle, and create a 9-step blend.
Duplicate the rounded rectangle and scale the duplicate down to 75%. Add a smaller rectangle for a shaft and send it behind the button (Shift Ctrl b). Group the two shapes. Center the new shape at the top of the dial, click twice to enable Rotate/Skew mode and rotate 30 degrees to the left. Clone the shape, and rotate it 60 degrees to the right.
Select all the new elements, click again to enable Rotate/Skew mode, drag the center of rotation bulls eye to the center of the watch face, and rotate the selection clockwise, 45 degrees.
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