Watch

Watches have transcended their primary function of simply telling time and have become sophisticated works of art that combine engineering, craftsmanship, and style.

The innovation of quartz technology in the 1970s revolutionized the watch industry, enabling greater accuracy and affordability. While the quartz movement dominated for decades, the luxury watch market has seen a resurgence of mechanical watches—highly complex devices often considered a symbol of status and craftsmanship.

At the heart of every watch is its movement or caliber, which is generally divided into three types: mechanical, quartz, and automatic.

Mechanical watch relies on complex gear systems powered by a mainspring.

Quartz watch works by using a battery to send an electric current through a quartz crystal, these watches are known for their exceptional accuracy and low maintenance requirements.

Automatic watch is a type of mechanical watches that harness the movement of the user’s wrist to automatically wind the mainspring. This self-winding mechanism eliminates the need for manual winding, making them ideal for everyday use.