movement (Q1149963)
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inner mechanical workings of a pocket watch or wristwatch
- caliber
- watchwork
- watch movement
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | movement |
inner mechanical workings of a pocket watch or wristwatch |
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Omega Cal. 1861 Chronograph Movement.jpg
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3,200 × 2,133; 3.4 MB
mechanical handwinding movement of an Omega Speedmaster wristwatch with an integrated stopwatch function, making it a so-called chronograph watch (English)
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Benrus Watch Balance Wheel.JPG
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1,044 × 787; 160 KB
Balance wheel (center) of a mechanical wristwatch Benrus, a central part of all mechanical watch movements. The small scale with plus and minus is for a watchmaker who wants to adjust the accuracy of the watch with a screwdriver. (English)
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Wikipedia(11 entries)
- arwiki حركة الساعة (آلية الساعة)
- cawiki Moviment (rellotge)
- dewiki Uhrwerk
- enwiki Movement (clockwork)
- eswiki Movimiento (relojería)
- fawiki قلب ساعت
- frwiki Mouvement (horlogerie)
- idwiki Pengatur gerakan (arloji)
- kowiki 무브먼트 (기계)
- nowiki Urverk
- ukwiki Калібр (годинник)
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Multilingual sites(1 entry)
- commonswiki Category:Watchworks