The manufacture and production of watches are based on a simple and witty invention, that is, "clockwork", which can tighten and store energy, slowly release energy to push the running devices and hands in the watch, and achieve the function of displaying time. This spring device in the watch is called the mainspring. Watch structure A watch consists of a meter head and a strap (clasp). Among them, the parts of the rice head include: movement, case, bottom cover, mirror, characters (often called dial), hands, handles (also called push) and order (required by some tables).

The working principle of watches, watches are precision instruments used to display time. The principle of this instrument is to use a vibration system with constant period and continuous vibration as the standard. If we know the time (vibration period) required for a vibration system to complete a complete watch vibration and calculate the vibration times, then the time after so many vibrations is equal to the vibration period multiplied by the vibration times. That is, time = vibration period × vibration times.