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Let’s examine silicon and how the world’s best watchmakers use it in their most innovative movements.

It’s no secret that with all the electronic equipment that surrounds us each day, between cellphones, tablets, monitors, TV’s, airport security scans, and more, we are exposed to higher levels of EMFs or electromagnetic frequencies. This is probably the worst thing that ever happened to mechanical watches as we know it since the Quartz crisis. Luckily, luxury watchmakers are using a space age material to combat these forces.

Silicon (also known as silicium) found a new place in watchmaking and has gained momentum in the last decade or so. This material has incredible resilience when it comes to shock and is impervious to magnetic interference. Watchmakers are seeing the value in adopting this versatile material that is lighter yet harder than steel into their engineering. It improves stability, performance, accuracy, and resistance to magnetic interferences and thermal fluctuations. It also can keep its shape forever and never requires any lubrication.

The most common use of silicon in a watch movement is the balance spring or hairspring. The combination of these two parts together is called the oscillator. The hairspring is one of the smallest components in a watch but also is one of the most critical in keeping the watch precise.

The oscillations in the movement depend on the balance spring to stay accurate. The less affected the hairspring is to external influences such as shock and electromagnetic interference, the more precise the movement will be.

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From January 1, 2020, Rolex has increased by 3-5% in the whole line. Compared with the price adjustment in 2019 (there are rises and decreases), this comprehensive price adjustment still shows that Rolex replica watches is very confident in the short-term sales situation and shipment volume of the brand in 2020. In the current downturn in the export of Swiss watches and clocks and the impact of smart watches on traditional watches, Rolex’s counter trend has attracted the attention of the industry.

There are many reasons for Rolex’s price rise, such as the rise of raw material price and currency depreciation. However, frequent price adjustment is not a smart measure for consumers. But for Rolex, as long as the quality is strong enough, the brand can not be sold.

Replica Tudor watch up 2% – 10%

With Rolex advance and retreat of the tudor replica watch , of course, can not avoid the price rise of this move, and compared with the big brother Rolex, the price rise is relatively bold. For example, popular small copper flowers, up nearly 10% of the price.

After the announcement of China’s tariff reduction measures, it is easier for luxury goods to enter China, and the price gap between domestic and foreign luxury goods is gradually narrowing. Of course, this price adjustment is not only in mainland China, but also in the global market.

For consumers, the price rise is bound to be detrimental to their “wallet”, extend the after-sales period, strictly abide by the quality demand, and the rise of currency. These reasons cause the final result of the above-mentioned brand price increase. Maybe it is true that the old saying “buy early, enjoy early”? Of course, all purchasing behavior must be within the scope of their own ability.

Luxury watchmakers are always upping the ante to lead the pack with the most accurate mechanical watches in the world. Find out how these two market leaders do it.

Let’s start with how watches with this title are similar. Simply put, they are both required to be certified chronometers and go through the standard COSC ISO 3159 testing before any further testing is done.

COSC testing involves only the watch movement/caliber itself and for two consecutive weeks, the movements are tested at three different temperatures and 5 different positions.

By the time the movement received its chronometer designation, it has reached an accuracy of -4/+6 seconds per day. Both Rolex and Omega felt that they could work on the post-COSC accuracy and precision.

Replica Rolex watch took the chronometer to the next level with an extra round of testing and fine-tuning.

Once the watch movement is returned to manufacture, Rolex cases the caliber and a series of tests designed to simulate the use of the watch when worn in a “real-life” situation is conducted followed by fine-tuning until the accuracy of -2/+2 is achieved. That is at least twice as accurate as a COSC chronometer!

Once this is accomplished the watch is ready to be shipped out with a new Superlative Chronometer designation.

The first Rolex movement to ever go through Superlative Chronometer testing and get the esteemed Superlative Chronometer designation was the Rolex 3255 movement found in the Rolex Day-Date 40mm.

They had since decided to expand their highly strict ±2 testing to every one of their watches. They had since attached to each watch they sell that meets this standard in accuracy and precision a seal saying “Superlative Certified” on one side and “Rolex SA Geneve” on the other.

OMEGA, eager to rise to the challenge, embarked on a mission to state their dominance in chronometric precision with a new chronometric precision designation known as the Master Chronometer.

The first OMEGA watch that was given the designation of Master Chronometer was the Globemaster which is part of the Omega Constellation series. A testing institute called the Federal Institute of Metrology, also called METAS conducts the testing after the watch received a COSC certification.

METAS labs take the watches and have their movements tested for a number of things in order to reach a minimum precision of 0/+5 seconds per day.

The first of these tests gauges how it reacts to being exposed to magnetic fields of 1.5 Tesla / 15,000 gauss while in two different positions.
Then the caliber is cased and put into a watch and they test how it handles the same fifteen-thousand gauss magnetic fields.
They then expose it to 15,000 gauss for a full 24 hours and test its daily precision for any deviation.
They then look at the average daily accuracy of the watch over a period of 96 hours while alternating positions and environmental changes such as temperature fluctuations. The Power reserve is then examined to ensure it runs at full mast for the projected capacity.
They then look for any deviance of accuracy in any of six different positions.
The watches are then tested again in 6 positions for any chronometric discrepancies in time while the power reserve is between 33% and 100%.
The water-resistance of the watch is tested by immersing the watch in water and increasing the pressure until it reaches the intended depth of water resistance.