Watch Terms to Know
For decades, watches have been considered the ultimate, classy addition for both men and women. Luxury timepieces carry on this tradition using state-of-the-art pieces that ensure they will be ticking for years to come.

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Watch Body / Dial
Often referred to as the face of the watch. It is where the time-markers and hands are placed. Designers typically include their unique style on the dial through the use of color, gemstones, or negative space.
Watch Movements
Manual Winding
This refers to a watch that needs to be wound every day to continue functioning. The crown is attached to a spring, which ensures that the internal mechanisms inside the timepiece keep moving when wound tight enough. Manually wound watches typically last 36-48 hours before they stop telling time.
Traditional
Typically lasts 36–48 hours per wind
Automatic
Automatic watches are powered by the motions of the wrist, making them the most popular make for watches. A rotor spins with wrist movement, continuously winding the mainspring.
Most Popular
Self-winding via wrist motion
Quartz
Battery-powered watches. They can either have the traditional clock face with hands or be digital. They are considered the most accurate of timepieces.
Most Accurate
±15 seconds per month accuracy
Why Shop for Watches at Morgan Jewelers?
Morgan Jewelers have helped watch connoisseurs find their next addition to their collection for more than a hundred years. Whether it is a gift for yourself or someone else, our expert staff is there to guide you through the process and provide recommendations based on your lifestyle and budget.



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