Mechanical Watches

Mechanical watches operate using a complex system of gears and springs, which work together to keep accurate time. These timepieces are valued for their craftsmanship and intricate engineering. Mechanical watches come in two main types: manual and automatic. Manual mechanical watches require the wearer to wind them by hand, usually every day, to maintain their power reserve and ensure accurate timekeeping. In contrast, automatic mechanical watches wind themselves through the natural motion of the wearer’s wrist, utilizing a rotor that spins and tightens the mainspring as the wearer moves. This self-winding mechanism makes automatic watches convenient for everyday use while still offering the precision and elegance associated with traditional mechanical watchmaking.