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Black watch with diamond

Wearing black watch with gorgeous diamond is a good sophisticated taste.

Introducing our exquisite 42mm diameter black watch with diamond accents. Crafted with precision, this timepiece features a strong and durable 316L stainless steel case. The hardened mineral glass protects the diamond dial, adding a touch of elegance. Powered by a reliable Japan automatic movement, this watch ensures accurate timekeeping. With a 5ATM water resistance rating, it is suitable for everyday wear.

Case material	316L Stainless Steel case
Case diameter:	42mm
Strap material	Solid Stainless steel strap
Strap width:	20mm
Glass	Harden mineral glass
Movement	Japan movement
Water resistant	5ATM
Strap function	Quick release spring bar

HOW LONG DO QUARTZ WATCH LAST

Generally speaking, without replacing the battery, the life span of a quartz watch is about 2 to 3 years, and some high-end quartz watches can last up to 6 years. If a quartz watch is well cared for and the battery is replaced in a timely manner, a quartz watch can last 20 to 30 years.

CREATE YOUR OWN WATCH BRAND

When you build your watch brand,You’ll need to consider:
Market research

Brand Identity

Watch design

Watch manufacturing

Budget

Launch and Market Your Brand

HOW LONG DOES WATCH LUME LAST?

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WATER RESISTANT VS WATERPROOF WATCH

These terms water resistant watch and waterproof watch are often used interchangeably even though they mean completely different things. Simply put, a waterproof watch can withstand contact for a certain period of time or under certain conditions, while a “waterproof” watch is theoretically supposed to be impermeable to water.

SWISS MADE VS SWISS MOVEMENT VS SWISS PARTS VS MADE IN SWITZERLAND

According to the Swiss Federal Act on the Protection of Trademarks and Indications of Origin, the latest standards for Swiss-made watches are

The movement is cased in Switzerland
The movement is Swiss
The manufacturer carries out the final quality control checks in Switzerland and should be labeled “Swiss Made”.

For a “Swiss Made” watch, the production cost of the watch (as a whole) must be based in Switzerland and represent at least 60% of the total cost; however, in the case of a Swiss mechanical watch, at least 80% of the production cost should be related to the operations performed in Switzerland.