Watch knowledge
Professional Guide: How to Repair a Debonded Ceramic Watch Case
"Is your ceramic watch case coming apart? Learn the professional way to repair debonding without causing further damage! Our step-by-step guide covers surface cleaning, precise adhesive application, and post-repair care—ensuring a flawless fix. Whether it's a Wishdoit watch or another ceramic timepiece, follow these expert tips to restore its sleek look. Read on for the full tutorial!"
Why Do Watches Have Jewels? The Surprising Role of Rubies in Mechanical Movements
Ever wondered why luxury timepieces brag about their jewels? These tiny synthetic rubies aren't for bling - they're precision-engineered components that make mechanical watches work. Our deep dive reveals how 7-25 strategically placed jewels reduce friction in critical movement components, prevent metal wear, and maintain accuracy over decades. Discover why brands like Wishdoit rely on this centuries-old engineering solution, how jewel counts affect performance (and when they're just marketing), and what modern alternatives like ceramics are emerging. A must-read for watch enthusiasts who want to understand what really makes their timepiece tick!
Key Takeaways:
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Synthetic rubies serve as ultra-hard, low-friction bearings
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Essential locations: balance wheel, escapement, gear trains
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17 jewels typically covers all critical friction points
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More jewels ≠ better performance after key needs are met
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Modern materials like ceramics now complement traditional jewels
Perfect for mechanical watch owners and horology curious readers alike!
