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Just take a stroll down the street, and you will find glittering arrays of watches on display. If you are thinking of buying one, then it is imperative that you have a good knowledge of watch. Now, I would like to introduce the three kinds of watches that are most common in the market.

Manual watches are intriguing traditional timepieces. The wearers have to wind them to supply enough power reserve in the mechanism that will keep these watches working. The watch movements are manufactured in Switzerland by name brand watchmakers, including Franck Muller, Jaeger-Lecoultre and many more. These watches are also highly priced for their faithful accuracy, about up to $500,000 one piece. It is the classic way to tell time, if you are fond of tradition mesh, then it is recommended that you go for one piece.

Automatic watches are also referred to as automatic or self-winding since the timepieces generate power itself. The arm motion stirs up the rotor to spin round trip in a circular trend to generate power.

Another kind of watches are quartz watches that are powered by battery. These watches only need a change of battery when lacking in power. There is also a spectacular type of watch in between. It is neither automatic watch nor quartz watch, but a mix between them. These timepieces are produced by some big name brands such as Seiko, Omega and many more. The solar cells placed on the dials of these watches help generate the power from the sun. The most well known and sought after one of these watches is incontrovertibly the Citizen "Eco-Drive".

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