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The Ultimate Guide to Field Watches: Rugged, Reliable, and Timeless
Intro Field watches, initially designed for military use, have become a staple in the world of horology due to their ruggedness, reliability, and timeless appeal. These timepieces, characterized by their durability and straightforward design, have transcended their original purpose and...
Revolutionizing Timepieces: Jumping Hours Watches
What are Jumping Hours Watches? Jumping hours watches, also known as digital watches, are timepieces that display the hours and minutes in a unique and captivating way. Instead of using traditional hour and minute hands, these watches use a digital...
AI technology is advancing rapidly and has the potential to replace human photographers for product photography in some cases. However, there are still advantages and disadvantages to consider when comparing AI and human photographers. Advantages of AI in product photography:...
A Brief History of Watchmaking: From Sundials to Rolex
The earliest known timekeeping device is the sundial, which dates back to ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. Sundials were used to track the movement of the sun, and were used for religious and agricultural purposes. These...
The Sellita SW-200 is a popular Swiss automatic movement that has gained widespread use in the watchmaking industry since it was introduced in 2003. It is based on the ETA 2824-2 movement, which is one of the most well-known...
The future of luxury on the Metaverse
The future of luxury on the Metaverse Have you ever wondered how the world has become a global village after the discovery of the internet? The Internet has made easy the use of social media that has allowed people to...
The ETA 2824-2 is a high-quality, Swiss-made automatic movement that is widely used in mid-range and high-end watches. It is known for its reliability, accuracy, and durability, and is considered one of the best movements in its price range. The...
The Sellita Caliber SW 200 Sellita is a Swiss manufacturer of mechanical watch movements founded by Mr. Pierre Grandjean in 1950 and based in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Mr. Pierre was buying watch parts and assembling movements as OEM watches....
Diving timepieces are designed for underwater diving that features a water resistance greater than 100 meters / 330 feet. The typical diver's watch will have a water resistance of around 200 to 300 meters / 660 to 980 feet, though...