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Other advancements were also being made to improve the durability ofthe wristwatch. The faces were replace with ones made of synthetic plastic.This made them much more durable and resistant to breaking and cracking.Another advancement was in the dial

 
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Old 21-04.-2008, 04:10 AM   #1
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Default Other advancements were also being made to improve the durability ofthe wristwatch. The faces were replace with ones made of synthetic plastic.This made them much more durable and resistant to breaking and cracking.Another advancement was in the dial

Other advancements were also being made to improve the durability of
the wristwatch. The faces were replace with ones made of synthetic
plastic. This made them much more durable and resistant to breaking
and cracking. Another advancement was in the dials. The dials were now
being made out of metal.

Another advancement in the wristwatch was the self winding watch.
Rolex introduced their self winding wrist watch in 1931. The design
must have been good, because it is still being used in wristwatches
today.
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