Mechanical watches operate through a series of intricate components that work together to keep time. Here’s a basic overview of how they work: Mainspring: The mainspring is the primary power source of a mechanical watch. When you wind the watch, you tighten this spring, storing potential energy. Gear Train: The gear train is a series

Quartz and mechanical watches differ primarily in their mechanisms for keeping time. Here’s a detailed comparison: Mechanism Mechanical Watch: Power Source:Powered by a mainspring that needs to be wound manually or via an automatic winding mechanism (in automatic watches). Timekeeping:Uses a series of gears and an escapement mechanism to regulate the release of energy from