Movement A Tuning-fork Movement is a type of timekeeping mechanism used in quartz watches. It works by using an electromagnet to vibrate a crystal of quartz at a precise frequency, which is used to regulate the timekeeping mechanism. The quartz crystal is cut in a specific shape and when an electric current passes through it, it vibrates at a very precise frequency. This frequency is then used to regulate the watch’s movement, providing excellent accuracy and reliability. This type of movement is considered one of the most accurate and reliable timekeeping mechanisms available on the market today.
