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The first wristwatches were intended for women while men were using the pocket watch. It seems that one of the first “arm watch” was made for Elizabeth I of England by Robert Dudley in 1571 while other claims that the very first “wristwatch” was made for Countess Koscowicz of Hungary by Swiss watch manufacturer Patek Philippe (about 1868) or by Breguet for Caroline Murat (about 1810)

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23/04/2017

Mechanical watches are generally less accurate than those with quartz movements (introduced in 1969). In fact despite their beauty and complexity, the mechanical parts of those watches tend to gain or lose a few seconds over a period of time. This is because they are impacted by many forces (e.g. gravity) and some complications (e.g. tourbillon about 1930) might help mitigating this impact but cannot remove completely all the different factors. Notably also the quartz watches are not 100% accurate and might be impacted by other factors like temperatures and battery life.

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21/04/2017

The pocket watch started to be known in 15th century but really became popular during Tudor times in the 16th century (as seen also in a portrait of King Henry VIII). The first pocket watches had one single hand showing the hours – minute hand started being used only in 17th century. Since then watchmakers competed to produce smaller and smaller watches that could be easily carried and in 1518, François I spent a fortune on two watches set in daggers.

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12/04/2017

Pick one of these appealing vintage wall clocks to prep your home decor and give it a retro look. Featuring various retro designs and styles, these clocks will lend your home a classic and elegant touch.
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12/04/2017

The G-Shock by Casio was the first watch developed and tested to survive a drop from a fourth floor men’s bathroom (ten meter drop). As a consequence of its success many other brands then developed many more watches that resist “extreme” adventures and conditions.

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11/04/2017

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10/04/2017

Calculator watches were first introduced in the 1970s and continue to be produced, despite enjoying a heyday during the 1980s. The most notable brand is the Casio Databank series, though watches made by Timex were also popular.

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