Watches

Watches

Of or relating to timepieces worn on the wrist or kept in a convenient place, such as a coat pocket.

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Watches

The Monaco series, introduced in 1969, in honour of this unique Grand Prix whose original track is a very special experience for drivers. Its water-resistant square case - the first in watchmaking ...

Winding stem

Timepieces; Watches

A cylindrical shaft with a threaded end section on which the crown is fitted. It is used for setting the time and winding the watch.

Water-resistance

Timepieces; Watches

Current norms state that a watch can only be called "Water-resistant" if it withstands perspiration, drops of water, rain, or immersion in one metre of water for 30 minutes. Superior levels of ...

Superluminova

Timepieces; Watches

Material that absorbs light and re-emits it in darkness. It is deposited on the display elements of a watch to increase readability. The length of time it can produce this effect depends on how long ...

Spring bars

Timepieces; Watches

Small metal pins that fix a strap or bracelet to the case or the clasp.

Stainless steel

Timepieces; Watches

The stainless steel alloy (316L) used in TAG Heuer bracelets is one of the finest alloys currently available. It is extremely strong and has excellent anti-magnetic properties. Its low carbon content ...

Sports timer

Timepieces; Watches

An instrument that only displays measured periods of time without indicating the time of day. It is generally limited to making timings of up to a few hours. The hands may be started, stopped and ...