What Is Quartz Movement?
Quartz movement revolutionized the watch industry when it debuted in the 1960s. Unlike mechanical watches, which rely on a complex array of gears and springs, quartz watches utilize an electronic oscillator regulated by a quartz crystal. This crystal vibrates at a precise frequency of 32,768 Hz when powered by a battery, enabling unparalleled accuracy in timekeeping.
What Makes Quartz Watches So Reliable?
The simplicity of quartz movement eliminates the need for frequent manual winding or complex adjustments. Their resistance to external environmental factors—such as temperature changes or physical shocks—further enhances their reliability. Quartz watches are also lightweight, cost-effective, and low-maintenance, making them ideal for everyday use.
Why Are Quartz Watches Still Relevant Today?
Despite the resurgence of mechanical watches, quartz models remain popular due to their unmatched precision and practicality. Whether used in casual wear or professional settings, they cater to those who value functionality without compromising on style.
At Just In Time, our selection of world-time watches merges sophisticated engineering with aesthetic refinement. Designed for those who demand precision and versatility, these timepieces ensure you stay connected to the world, no matter where your journey takes you.
