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Perhaps the most common knowledge gap in the watch world is the difference between a mechanical watch and a quartz watch. The terms mechanical and quartz refer to the movement of the watch (the movement powers the watch and regulates time).

The purpose of this article is to teach you what you need to know in order to make good decisions when purchasing a watch and what to look for when admiring a fine timepiece.

Normally we buy a watch from a store, it will write 3 atm , 5 atm or 10 atm on manual. This news tells you the difference between them.

No one is going to punish these non-minimalist liars out there claiming that their products are given a minimalist design when in fact any resulting minimalism was designed by someone else long ago.

The design term “minimalism” is thrown around an awful lot in today’s market for wristwatches. Actually, “minimalism” is used in all sorts of consumer contexts these days.

Devices for measuring and displaying time have started their life over 5500 years ago in ancient civilizations of Babylon and Egypt. From that point on, time started being measured with ever increasing accuracy, eventually leading us to the part of history when mechanical clocks and watches finally entered into our lives

As the heart and brain of our time keeping devices, watch movement is undoubtedly the most important part of our watches. The watch simply can’t work without this. They may be mechanical or through a combination of mechanical and electronic parts. Back in the day, many movements were mechanical and were quickly repaired by watchmakers with spare parts easily available.

A watch is something personal. Everyone has their own taste in design and style. Therefore, we do not want to say what a good or bad watch is, but what the signs of a quality watch are in general. And how these signs are easily identifiable. A little side note is that we are mainly looking at an affordable watch (up to € 600,-). Below is 5 tips for you to check a watch.