How do Automatic Watches Work
Automatic watches (in Danish automatik ure) are equipped with a winding mechanism.The rotor, a metal weight,is attached to the centre of the mechanism and will move freely back and forth whenever you move your hand. The more the metal weight moves, the more the mechanism winds ensuring the watch is always powered. Even the slightest move of your wrist is enough to wind your watch.Self-winding watches are very popular, especially because they use clean natural energy: the movement of your wrist. This means there is no need for batteries, which are pollutants, especially when not disposed of properly.
How to Buy Quality Automatic Watches
Automatic watches are expensive and you need to take time to consider their quality before you buy one. You need a watch that will last for a long time and will be worth your investment. When you are out shopping, you should be aware of the important factors to consider before you buy. Selecting an automatic watch is not easy and you need to dedicate some of your time in order to make a good choice.
Whenever you are buying an automatic watch, consider carefully examining the exterior of the watch. Examine the shell of the watch to see if there are any visible cracks or scratches. Furthermore, examine the hands of the watch to see if there are any defects, also examine the dial. The wrist and needs to be in perfect condition and comfortable to wear.
Give the Automatic Watch the Sensitivity Test
When you are satisfied with the physical examination of the automatic watches, it is now time to determine whether the watch is sensitive and agile enough. There is an easy method for doing this. Stop one hand of the watch and shake the watch a little. If the watch is as sensitive as it should be, the other hand will stop moving. If it does not, then the watch is not as sensitive as it should be.
Consider the Position of the Automatic Watch’s Hand
Furthermore, consider the position of the hour hand in relation to the minute hand. In addition, consider the distance between the hands and the lens. If there is no adequate distance left, then there is a possibility that the hands will touch causing friction and malfunction of the watch. Examine the hands of the automatic watches when the time is reading an exact time like 3 o’clock. Look at the angles of the watch. The angles should be right if the watch is working as it should and with enough distance between the hands.
If you use the criteria outlined in this article correctly, you can buy good automatic watches that give excellent value for the money you use to buy them. To find watches for women (the Danish term is ure til kvinder) as well as for men, visit this website.