by C.R. Time Company | Oct 27 | Watch Movement
A clock that stopped running usually needs a new movement, not a new clock. To pick the right one you need three things: the thickness of the dial, the length of the hands, and the kind of movement the clock had (plain, pendulum or chime). Get those right and the swap...
by C.R. Time Company | Jul 23 | Watch Movement
A movement swap is often the highest-value repair a bench performs… it turns a dead watch into a running one, usually inside an hour. Buying replacement movements well is what makes that repair profitable. Here is the working guide. Match before you buy. The...
by C.R. Time Company | Jan 16 | Watch Movement
A watch movement is the engine that drives every tick, tock, and complication in a timepiece, and understanding its types, parts, and selection criteria can transform both repair and design projects. In this guide, you’ll discover how mechanical, quartz, and hybrid...
by C.R. Time Company | Jul 6 | Watch Movement
Whether you’re new to watch collecting or an old hand, you’ll have no doubt have heard of ETA movements. With a history dating back to 1856, ETA watch movements come from a long line of tradition, creating watches that deliver on performance. If...
by C.R. Time Company | May 3 | Watch Movement
Luxury watches make up a nearly $7 billion industry globally. When it’s time to shop for the best watch, it’s important that you look into the different watch movements available. Watch movement refers to the “engine” that makes the watch run...
by C.R. Time Company | Feb 16 | Watch Movement
A watch that does not function properly can be one of the most frustrating things out there. It is even worse when you do not know where to buy watch movements because your local department store probably does not have them either in stock or at all. If you have...
