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If you are someone new to the world of watches, then learning about the different types of watch movements can at first seem a little daunting – so let us make things a little easier for you! The two most common types of watch movements are quartz and mechanical – with two main sub-types of mechanical (automatic and manual winding).…
ETA movements are arguably some of the most dominant mechanical calibres in the watch industry, claiming countless variations of automatic and hand winding movements found within a vast number of luxury watches. From Breitling to TAG Heuer, Panerai to Tudor, almost every luxury watch manufacturer has at some point or another housed an ETA or ETA modified movement within their…
Automatic watch movements are some of the most highly prized and celebrated in the industry, particularly by watch collectors who appreciate the complexity and effort that goes into constructing each intricate component that makes up the movement. Unlike a quartz movement which is powered by a battery, an automatic movement is one of two types of mechanical movements which power…
Just like any high-performing motor, a watch requires a service every so often to ensure its accuracy and condition is maintained. Most luxury watches are designed to last a lifetime, and this is often reflected in its price, but you wouldn’t buy a six-figure car and not expect to have it serviced. The same goes for watches. Watches are subject…
DATE COMPLICATIONS What is a Date Window? A date window or date aperture is the display of the date on the dial of the watch. The date is often shown through a square box – hence the term ‘date window’ – or sometimes a small circle near the edge of the dial. What is a Big Date? Some people find…
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