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24-04.-2008, 04:10 AM
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So you may wonder why there are even 10% mechanical watches stillmanufactured today. Mechanical watches tend to have a longer lifespan thanquartz watches, and with the proper care and servicing can be handed down forgenerations. You will often find m
So you may wonder why there are even 10% mechanical watches still
manufactured today. Mechanical watches tend to have a longer lifespan than quartz watches, and with the proper care and servicing can be handed down for generations. You will often find mechanical watches as collectibles that can build up a hefty price tag because of its rarity. |
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