Calibre-cut is a watchmaking technique in which the watch movement is cut out of a solid piece of metal, instead of being made up of individual parts
Archives
-
A cam is a mechanical feature found in a watch that is used to control the operation of the movement
-
A cambered crystal is a type of watch crystal that is curved in a convex shape
-
The cannon pinion is a small cylindrical gear found in a mechanical watch movement
-
Carbonado is a type of natural diamond that is made up of many small crystals
-
Carbotech™ is a patented, high-performance material developed by Panerai
-
A watch case is the outer housing that protects the inner workings of a watch
-
A watch case back is the back cover of a watch and is typically made of metal such as stainless steel, gold, titanium, or a combination of metals
-
Case Diameter is the measurement of the width of a watch’s case, typically measured in millimeters
-
Case middle is an important part of a watch