The best mechanical watches are within a few seconds of accuracy, but still may lose 5-10 seconds a day. Quartz watches, on the other hand, are perfect by design, and may only lose about 4 seconds ...

Quartz versus mechanical isn’t the only mark of quality though – there are plenty of excellent quartz watches and bargain basement mechanicals. The way a watch ticks is just the start.

Alloy Quartz Watch. In your search for precision and elegance. The Alloy Quartz Watch is your perfect standard. Modern technology and classic styling combined. As you weave your w ...

Quartz watches are much easier to manufacture than mechanical watches. They’re more affordable, accurate, and durable. Plus, the futuristic-seeming technology had a certain allure.

The GEYA G78182 Planetary Flywheel Mechanical Watch, part of the brand’s visionary Celestial Series, is more than a timepiece ...

The Casio EFK-100 (from AUD$550) is the brand’s first mechanical watch, which is kind of a big deal. Long-time innovators in ...

Jewellery watches are increasingly powered by mechanical movements as women’s tastes in complications are being recognised, though quartz is still far from dead … so what does the future hold?

Sixty years ago, before the advent of cheap and accurate Japanese-made quartz timepieces all but decimated the Swiss watch industry, mechanical wristwatches had one overriding purpose: to keep ...

In 1969, resisting the tide of change that was the quartz movement (the first-ever quartz prototypes were presented to the ...