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TIMEPIECES 101: WATCH BASICS




Watches are more than just timekeepers they are a blend of craftsmanship, technology, and style. Understanding the basics helps in making an informed choice. The three main watch movements are quartz (battery-powered), automatic (self-winding), and mechanical (hand-wound). Each has its charm and functionality. Watch types range from dress watches to chronographs, GMTs, and diver’s watches, each designed for different purposes. Materials like stainless steel, titanium, and ceramic impact durability and aesthetics. Knowing how to maintain a watch regular servicing, avoiding water exposure (unless water-resistant), and proper storage ensures longevity. Whether you’re a beginner or an enthusiast, understanding these basics lays the foundation for appreciating fine timepieces.
Understanding Watch Movements
Watches are powered by different types of movements, each with its unique mechanism and purpose.
1. Mechanical Movement
- Operates without a battery, powered by a mainspring.
- Requires manual winding or automatic self-winding through a rotor.
- Popular for luxury and high-end timepieces.
2. Quartz Movement
- Runs on a battery and uses a quartz crystal to regulate time.
- Highly accurate and low maintenance.
- Found in most affordable and everyday watches.
3. Automatic Movement
- A type of mechanical movement that self-winds using the wearer’s wrist motion.
- No battery required, but needs regular wear to stay powered.
WATCH TERMINOLOGY
The outer ring of the watch, often used for added functionality like timing.
Any function beyond the basic timekeeping, such as a chronograph or moon phase.
The small knob on the side of the watch used to set the time and date.
The protruding parts of the watch case that hold the strap or bracelet.
The watch face displaying time, often featuring indices, numerals, and subdials.
The transparent cover protecting the watch dial, made from materials like sapphire or mineral glass.
The amount of time a watch can run without being wound or recharged.
The level of protection a watch has against water exposure, measured in meters or ATM.
A rotating cage that reduces the effects of gravity, often found in high-end watches.
A dial that exposes the movement inside the watch, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.
WRIST WATCH TRENDS
WHAT’S HOT RIGHT NOW?”









TRENDING WATCH OF THE MONTH
The watch industry constantly evolves, blending tradition with modern innovation. In 2025, luxury brands are bringing back vintage-inspired designs, reintroducing classic models with modern twists. Green dials, skeleton designs, and ultra-thin watches are in high demand. Collaborations between luxury brands and streetwear labels, like Rolex × Supreme, are making waves. Sustainable watchmaking is also gaining popularity, with brands using recycled materials. Smartwatches are integrating traditional elements, appealing to both tech lovers and classic watch enthusiasts. Whether you’re after a minimalist timepiece or a bold statement watch, staying updated with these trends helps in choosing a stylish and relevant watch.
DIVING INTO THE DEEP
WATCHES FOR ADVENTURERS
WATER RESISTANCE
UP TO 300M
COMPASS+GPS
NEVER LOSE YOUR WAY
SHOOK RESISTANCE
BUILT TO LAST
SKELETON WATCH
NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF TIME
SPORTS WATCH
STAY ON TRACK
TOURBILLON
PRECISION THAT DEFIES TIME
BUILT FOR EXTREMES
Adventure watches are designed for durability, precision, and functionality. Dive watches feature high water resistance, rotating bezels, and luminescent dials for underwater visibility. Field watches, originally used by military personnel, prioritize legibility and ruggedness. Watches with specialized features like altimeters, GPS, and shock resistance cater to extreme sports enthusiasts. Whether you’re exploring the ocean depths or trekking through the wilderness, having a reliable timepiece is essential. Leading brands such as Rolex, Seiko, and Garmin continue to push innovation in adventure watches, ensuring optimal performance in the toughest conditions.
THE COLLECTOR'S CORNER
LUXURY & RARE WATCHES




SHOWCASING
RARE & LUXURY WATCHES
For true connoisseurs, luxury and rare watches are more than accessories they are timeless investments, blending artistry with mechanical mastery. Whether vintage or modern, these watches carry history, prestige, and unparalleled craftsmanship.

OMEGA
Luxury & Rare Watches
CALVIN KLEIN
Luxury & Rare Watches
ROLEX
Luxury & Rare Watches
PATEK PHILIPPE
Luxury & Rare Watches
TECH MEETS TRADITION
SMARTWATCHES & HYBRID WATCHES
SMARTWATCHES




HYBRID WATCHES




SMARTWATCHES & HYBRID WATCHES
Blending the best of both worlds, smartwatches and hybrid watches bring modern technology into the classic art of watchmaking. Whether you prefer the futuristic capabilities of a full smartwatch or the elegance of an analog timepiece with smart features, this section explores how innovation meets tradition.
HYBRID WATCHES 2025
Hybrid Watches 2025 combine classic elegance with smart technology, offering seamless connectivity, advanced features, and timeless style for modern lifestyles.