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A pedometer is a simple device used to measure the number of steps someone takes while walking or running
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Pellaton (winding system) is a type of winding system used in luxury watches
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A pendant watch is a type of pocket watch that is suspended from a neck chain, ribbon, or cord
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Peridot is a beautiful, vibrant green gemstone found in many watches
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Perpetual Calendar is a feature found in some watches that automatically accounts for the varying number of days in a month and the leap year, thus eliminating the need for manual adjustment
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A perpetual calendar is a type of watch feature that automatically adjusts the date display to take into account the varying lengths of the months and leap years
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Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) is a process used to coat surfaces with thin films of hard, durable materials such as titanium nitride, chromium nitride, and stainless steel -
Piezoelectricity is a form of electrical energy that is generated from the application of mechanical pressure to certain materials
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and Bar
Pillar and Bar is a watch making term that refers to the two main components of a watch movement
