How to recognize the "identity information" of a brand-name watch?

Many people love watches, but the vast majority of them are limited to the design, the famous brand or the movement, but in fact, explaining the identity of the watch is more useful for a proper understanding and in-depth analysis of the use of the watch and the whole process.

We can find a lot of English engraved on every watch, especially on the back cover, which is almost always engraved in English. The combination of these letters is like an ID card for the watch. Although it will not improve the quality of the watch itself, it records a lot of information about the watch inside. Therefore, can you properly understand that this English actually has a great impact on the purchase, use and maintenance of your watch? Today, let's find out what these English words mean!

The brand and type of the watch are generally recorded on the dial, as shown in the picture below, Rossini 5715. upper English Rossini is its well-known brand Rossini, while lower Automatic records its type. The vast majority of watches are mechanical, quartz or electronic, with Automatic being the symbol for mechanical watches. The watch below is very special. Its three points are a string of English 24jewelsautomatic, which means it is a 24-diamond mechanical watch. The information about the number of diamonds is usually displayed on the back cover of the watch, and the watch markers are on the dial. As for the concept of 24 diamonds, it does not mean that there are 24 diamonds, but there are 24 man-made stones in the movement of the watch. These jewels are distributed in positions that are easily resisted in the movement. The stabilized stones ensure the accuracy and longevity of the movement.

The back cover of the watch usually records the material of the watch, such as the watch glass material, case material, etc.. As shown in the picture below, Rossini 515697, Allstainlestell represents its case is all stainless steel, which has the advantages of wear-resistant, rust-resistant, anti-magnetic, anti-corrosion, etc. Saphirecrystal stands for sapphire glass, which has high hardness and is second only to diamonds, so the exterior design is hard to scratch, unless you really scratch it with diamonds, but, of course, a normal person can't do such a high-end thing.

Just as a person's ID card records his basic information, the English language on a watch reflects its characteristics that cannot be seen from the outside, so playing with a watch, of course, starts with reading it!