Ladies gold watch

Ladies gold watch diamond Japan movt

Introducing our exquisite ladies gold watch, a timeless piece that effortlessly combines elegance and functionality. Crafted with a 28x32mm rectangular stainless steel case and strap, this watch exudes sophistication and durability. The CNC diamond bezel adds a touch of glamour, making it perfect for both casual and formal occasions.

Featuring a high-quality Japan movement, this watch ensures accurate timekeeping, allowing you to stay punctual while adding a touch of luxury to your wrist. With its 3ATM water resistance, you can confidently wear this watch while washing your hands or getting caught in the rain.

Case material	316L Stainless Steel case
Case diameter:	28x32mm
Strap material	5 link stainless steel strap
Strap width:	16mm
Glass	Harden mineral glass
Movement	Japan movement
Water resistant	5ATM
Strap function	Quick release spring bar

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

DO MECHANICAL WATCH HAVE BATTERIES

Mechanical watches do not need a battery. Instead, they have a mainspring that is used to power the watch. It then drives a balance wheel that oscillates four or more times per second. They are manually tightened by the wearer at regular intervals

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.

PARTS OF A WATCH YOU SHOULD KNOW

1.Watch movement
2.Case
3.Hands
4.Crown
5.Strap
6.Dial

SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL VS MINERAL GLASS

Differences Between Sapphire Crystal vs Mineral Glass
Scratch resistance
Transparency
Durability
Cost

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.

WHAT IS A DIAL WATCH

Dial also known as the face, is the part of the watch that shows the time. It can have several different color and marking combinations as well as different function combinations. The watch face and the hands are combined to display the time and perform different functions