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Women’s Japan movement cool watches

Introducing our stunning 38mm watch case adorned with a mesmerizing triangle index on the dial, designed to captivate every gaze. This cool watch for women boasts an elegant and sophisticated appeal, perfect for those seeking a touch of glamour. The shinny leather strap adds a luxurious feel to the timepiece, ensuring maximum comfort and style. With an 18mm lug width, it effortlessly complements any outfit, making it a versatile accessory for all occasions. Powered by a reliable Japan movement, this watch guarantees precise timekeeping.

Case material	316L Stainless Steel case
Case diameter:	38mm
Strap material	Genuine leather strap
Strap width:	18mm
Glass	Harden mineral glass
Movement	Japan movement
Water resistant	3ATM
Strap function	Quick release spring bar
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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.

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MECHANICAL VS AUTOMATIC WATCH

Simply put an automatic watch uses a self-winding mechanism that is powered by the movement of the wearer’s wrist and does not need to be wound manually. Mechanical watches, on the other hand, are timekeeping devices that use a mechanical movement to track the passage of time.They don’t require any electronics or batteries like quartz watches, but use a spring-powered mechanism.

QUARTZ VS AUTOMATIC WATCH

QUARTZ VS AUTOMATIC WATCH
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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.