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Hamilton watches created the first electric watch in 1957; Seiko unveiled the first watch with a Quartz movement on December 25, 1969. Some people argue that these advances in watch-making technology deny the intricacy and the elegance of the automatic mechanical watch in the same way a chef feels that fast food has degraded the hamburger. An automatic watch and its mechanical movements are treasures created from thousands of tiny parts, each of which must be perfectly shaped and placed in the watch. The complicated machinery of each automatic watch is the product of master watch craftsmen's ingenuity and dedication. | Read More |

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The automatic watch is the perfect combination of artistry and technical expertise. After the excitement generated by modern quartz movements faded, the automatic watch enjoyed a renaissance throughout the 1980's and which continues today. Though the watch's internal movement has returned to the classic automatic mechanical movement, modern technology has improved upon this classic watch form in many ways, creating automatic watches with chronographs, watches that are wound simply by the movements of your wrist, and mechanical watches with movements precise to just fractions of a second per day.