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A buckle is a type of fastening used on watches and other accessories to secure them in place
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Bulk setting is a process used in watchmaking that involves simultaneously setting multiple components of a watch movement
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Burnish is a watchmaking term that refers to the process of polishing a watch component or surface to create a smooth, glossy finish
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C.O.S.C., or Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres, is an organization that certifies the accuracy and precision of watches made in Switzerland. It is a highly sought after certification, and any…
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Cabinet-style is a type of watch construction where the movement is completely encased in a metal case, typically made from brass, steel, or gold -
Cabinotier is a term used to describe a highly exclusive and luxurious type of watch
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Calendar is a feature found on some watches that allows the wearer to view the date of the month
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Caliber (or Calibre) is the internal mechanism or movement of a watch
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Calibrated refers to a watch movement that has been calibrated to be more precise than inudstry or production standards
