Case – the “physique” of the watch. It comprises the motion and is connected to the band on its extremes.

Dial – the face of the watch on which the fingers and hour markers are placed.

Arms – the hour hand, minute hand, and second hand that retains time.

Crown – the round-shaped winder that permits one to regulate the time, day, date, and motion.

Crystal – the glass that covers the dial. It is available in both a sapphire and plastic crystals.

Bezel – the spherical, outer ring that seals the case.

Lugs – the 2 pointed edges that connect to the bracelet on each high and backside end of the case.

Bracelet – or the band, is the piece that wraps across the wrist. It’s often manufactured from stainless steel or gold.

Finish Piece – the small metallic piece that permits the bracelet to be connected to the case.

Spring Bar – a pushpin that holds the bracelet collectively.

Hyperlink – every “hyperlink” makes up the bracelet and will be eliminated or added to suit one’s wrist.

Aftermarket Rolex Elements – non-Rolex-made elements that don’t show counterfeit Rolex logos or hallmarks.

Arbor – the axle {that a} gear rides on.

Baguette – girls’ fashion watch that includes a skinny rectangular or oval form.

Steadiness Spring – controls the swing of the steadiness.

Bubbleback – an expression used to explain the early Rolex Perpetual fashions, as a result of the thickness of the case used to accommodate the outsized motion.

Chronograph – along with conveying commonplace time, it additionally performs a time measuring perform corresponding to a cease to watch.

Divers’ Extension – a hinged extension inside the watch’s bracelet, which permits the bracelet to be lengthened, to suit the divers’ moist go well.

Fast Set – this function permits the date to be quickly set by way of the winding crown, without having the hour hand move the noon place.

Hid Clasp – the clasp buckle is hidden below the bracelet’s hyperlinks, showing to have a steady flowing bracelet.

Hallmark – a mark or stamp indicating the purity of the metallic, or the date, and/or nation of import.

Mainspring – the principal spring of a watch that provides the power of movement to the gear trains.

Perpetual Motion – one other period for a computerized or self-winding motion, this motion causes a weight contained in the watch to rotate backward and forwards, thus preserving it in fixed pressure.

Serial Quantity – an identification variety of a watch, often engraved between the lugs, this quantity can usually be used to this point in the manufacturing of the watch.

Sweeping Motion – refers back to the motion of the second hand shortly ‘ticking’ at roughly 5-8 occasions per second, thus giving the phantasm of sweeping.