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In-house movement is a term used to describe watches with movements that have been designed and manufactured entirely within the same watch company
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Incabloc is a type of shock protection system used in watches to protect the delicate inner workings of the watch from damage caused by shock or impact
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Inclusion is a term used to refer to a type of watch feature that includes a diamond, gemstone, or other decorative element that is set within the watch itself
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Index (Regulator) is a type of watch face that displays the time with two or more hands (hour, minute and sometimes seconds) that are all connected to separate dials or “regulators”
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Index for flat balance springs is a device used to accurately set the position of the flat balance spring in a mechanical watch movement
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An Index Hour Marker is a type of watch feature which indicates the hour position on the dial of a watch
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An inertia block is a part of a watch that helps regulate its movement and accuracy
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An integrated bracelet is a type of watch band that is seamlessly connected to the case of the timepiece
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An Integrated Circuit (IC) is a small electronic device consisting of several thousand interconnected transistors and other components, all etched onto a single silicon chip
