Bulova · Archive Series
Lunar Pilot Chronograph
- Diameter
- 45 mm
- Movement
- Quartz
Guide
A quartz watch keeps time with a tiny quartz crystal that vibrates at a fixed frequency, usually 32,768 times a second, when a battery drives current through it. A circuit counts those vibrations and steps the hands or updates a display.
Standard quartz is commonly rated to within about 15 seconds a month, where a typical mechanical movement drifts by several seconds a day. Beyond battery changes, quartz watches need little routine servicing.
Below is every reference in our catalogue whose movement type is sourced as quartz.
Bulova · Archive Series
Bulova · Archive Series
Cartier · Tank
Casio · Classic
Casio · G-Shock
Casio · G-Shock
Casio · Classic
Casio · G-Shock
Swatch · Bioceramic MoonSwatch
Swatch · Bioceramic MoonSwatch
Timex · Weekender
Tissot · PRX
Included: references whose movement type carries a recorded source and reads "quartz". Solar, Spring Drive and kinetic movements are separate types and are not included here.
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16 references
Watches with a 70-hour-plus power reserve
8 references
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