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When design your own watch, the most important part is select your movement, the movement is the watch engine, baterry is the power the oil. This post will tell your about the standard quartz movement knowledge. The below movement spec. from Seiko and Miyota. Today we will tell about the difference of Seiko PC21s and Miyota 2035 standard. Compare Seiko PC21S Miyota 2035-10A 2035-10G Super 2035 Price Cheap Low Medium High Mattery Plastic Metal Metal Metal Color Black plastic Two sides all gold One side silver one gold Two sides all gold Battery life 2 Years 3 Years 3 Years 4Years Accuracy ±20 Seconds/Month ±20 Seconds/Month ±20 Seconds/Month ±15 Seconds/Month From the compare form, we can see that if you…

Few men these days need to time the start of a battlefield attack, and technology has come a long way since the Battle of the Somme. We’ve now entered an age where a man can check the time by pressing a button on his smartphone, which begs an obvious question: “Are there still any reasons to wear a watch?” It’s a fair question, and wristwatch sales did in fact start declining in the early 00s, thanks in part to the increased use of smartphones. But after reaching an all-time low in 2009, wristwatch sales have been increasing at a steady clip year in and year out and will likely continue that upward trend. What’s going on there? Every man has…

When you start familiarizing yourself with watches, one word that’s going to come up a lot is “movement.” Movement encompasses not only the sweep of a watch’s hands around its face, but the way its inner mechanisms produce that effect. A watch’s movement is fundamental in how it works and keeps time — consider it the “heart” of the watch. Watch movements come in three types: mechanical, automatic, and quartz. Below we explain the differences between them and their pros and cons. Mechanical A mechanical watch has a movement that’s powered by a mainspring — a coiled wire of metal — that is wound by hand. Once the mainspring is wound, it slowly and evenly unwinds, causing the second hand…

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