A Chamfer (or Bevel) is a type of watch finish that is created by cutting a slanted edge along the sides of the watch casing
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Chamfering is a technique used to create a beveled edge on a watch component
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A chapter ring is a feature found on some watches that divides the watch face into a series of concentric circles
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Chimes are a type of watch complication that produces a sound when the time is changing
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A chrono-comparator is a precision timing device used to measure the difference in time between two events
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Chronofiable is a Swiss-made watch certification system developed by the Besançon Observatory in France
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A chronograph is a type of watch with an added stopwatch feature
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Chronograph pushers are two buttons located on the side of a chronograph watch, typically on either side of the crown
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The Chronograph Rattrapante is a type of chronograph watch which allows the wearer to measure two separate and distinct events simultaneously. This type of watch has two second hands, one…
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A chronometer is a high-precision timekeeping device