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21-04.-2008, 04:04 AM
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While it is more accurate, quartz watches are also very reliable.Quartz watches have fewer moving parts than mechanical watches, which gives itless of a chance to break down. With all of the moving parts going on in amechanical watch, there is more f
While it is more accurate, quartz watches are also very reliable.
Quartz watches have fewer moving parts than mechanical watches, which gives it less of a chance to break down. With all of the moving parts going on in a mechanical watch, there is more friction and wear and tear on the parts, causing them to break down much quicker. |
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