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Watchmakers build mechanical watches through a multistage process that includes design, parts fabrication, gear and escapement assembly, regulation, finishing, and casing. By understanding how mechanical
Mechanical watches use springs, gears, and escapements—not electronics. While smartwatches offer notifications and connectivity, they suffer from battery limits, software obsolescence, and frequent upgrades. Mechanical
The Hidden Complexity Behind Mechanical Watches Introduction: Understanding the Structure Behind Precision When someone asks, “How many parts are in a mechanical watch?”, the answer
Accuracy Standards in Mechanical Watches: Industry Benchmarks Introduction: Concepts, Importance & Search Intent In watchmaking, accuracy refers to how closely a timepiece’s rate (seconds gained
Mechanical watches combine centuries-old horological craftsmanship with modern engineering. For OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) considering “how to build a mechanical watch,” there are technical, logistical,
Seiko and Citizen are two of the most influential Japanese watchmakers, each with a distinct philosophy in movement development. While Seiko has a long heritage
Identifying Authentic Mechanical Movements: A Buyer’s Checklist Mechanical watches represent the heart of traditional horology — precise, elegant, and entirely mechanical. Yet in today’s market
Demagnetizing Mechanical Watches: A Factory-Recommended Method Magnetism is one of the most common external threats to the accuracy of mechanical watches. Even the most well-crafted
Correct winding is one of the most critical procedures in ensuring the longevity and performance of a mechanical watch. For distributors, retailers, and service teams
Owning a mechanical watch means owning a piece of craftsmanship that can last decades—or even a lifetime—if properly maintained. But many watch owners ask the