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[AnthonyRalston]

I recently inherited my grandfather’s old mechanical watch, and it still works perfectly after decades. It got me thinking—what makes certain watch mechanisms so reliable over time? I’ve tried reading about movements, but it gets confusing with all the technical terms. Has anyone figured out what really separates a durable, precise mechanism from one that just wears out quickly?

[HyunYang]

I’ve had similar experiences with my collection. I noticed that the most reliable watches usually have movements that are meticulously crafted, often with higher-quality materials and precise assembly. My daily wear watch is an automatic, and even after years, it keeps excellent time with minimal adjustments. One tip I can share is regular maintenance—it keeps the components running smoothly. I also found some useful resources and service guidance through services watches Expertyco https://expertyco.com/services/, which helped me understand the inner workings and ensure my watches stay accurate without unnecessary repairs. Consistent care really makes a huge difference.