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2. TW Steel - Wikipedia

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   TW Steel watches use Japanese automatic movements from Citizen Miyota and Swiss quartz movements from Ronda. TW Steel's range of watches come largely in 45 mm and 50 mm diameter variants made from stainless steel. The "Canteen" models feature a crown cap attached by a "hook" or "hinge" to the side of the watch case.

3. Bozeman Watch Company - Wikipedia

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   It has a Swiss automatic caliber (movement), 21 jewels with 28,800 VPH, a sweep second hand and date function, a 24-hour second-time zone on the outer dial, COSC certified, individually placed, raised luminescent hour markers, water resistance to 10 ATM below sea level, a 42 mm (1.7 in) stainless steel case and only 10.5 mm (0.41 in) in height ...

4. Counterfeit watch - Wikipedia

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   Some have retrofitted a rare limited-edition dial on a lesser/common version of the same line of watches, and often an original stainless steel watch is disassembled so its dial and movement is placed in an after-market solid gold case. These are difficult to trace, since the watch manufacturer's serial numbers are engraved only in watch case. [16]

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   Fake online reviews have been around about as long as real online reviews, but the issue has taken on new urgency thanks to broader concerns about advanced AI technology that is now widely ...

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7. List of watchmakers - Wikipedia

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   Peter Henlein (c. 1479–1542), German locksmith, Nürnberg, often considered the inventor of the watch, portable clocks and watches. Nicolaus Kratzer (1487–late 1550), German mathematician and astronomer, Munich , royal astronomer of Henry VIII of England , sun dial .