How long do Tissot mechanical watches last

I don't like to wear any famous watches, new watches. I think that the end result of any watch is that the strap is broken, the screws are loose, and only the crown is broken, and then the watch will be abandoned. No matter what the watch, if it is placed in a special watch box, it can be placed for 100 years without any problems.

I have a lot of watches, including an ordinary domestic watch (there were no foreign watches to buy at that time, I think the quality of things at that time was better than today's famous watches, the integrity at that time was very high, and the watch was a high-end thing.) I have been wearing it for more than 30 years, and then it has been left for 16 years because the strap of the watch was broken, a total of 46 years, and there are still some stories in it. Yesterday, I was equipped with a very unsuitable strap, (because the times have passed for too long without a suitable strap) and I am ready to continue to wear this domestic watch, and now I am still very accurate.

The watch represents time, time represents life, but the watch cannot prolong life, cherishing life will naturally prolong, not how to love the watch. To wear a watch is to wear a cultivation, a feeling, and all stories. Otherwise, no matter what kind of watch, it will be meaningless.

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A Tissot quartz watch has a short lifespan of around 5 years and a longer service life of 10 to 15 years. The electronic components of a quartz watch can be said to be semi-permanent, with the exception of replacing the battery every few years, which is much longer than that of a mechanical watch.

Although it is said that the service life of a good mechanical watch can reach about 20 years, during this 20-year period, due to the wear and tear of mechanical parts, the time error will increase, so it needs to be refueled or regularly repaired every two or three years. The quartz movement has fewer mechanical components, and the transmission torque between the parts is only about 1 300 of that of a mechanical watch, and the wear is relatively small, and it will not fail.

The short-term life of the Tissot quartz watch refers to the exhaustion of the battery's electric energy, short circuit and open circuit of coil components, air leakage of quartz oscillator, damage to CMOS integrated circuits, etc., which can be solved by replaceable parts without affecting its long-term life. The long-term life of a quartz watch refers to the wear and tear of the main plate and the holes of the small bridge, which is usually not considered because of the small force on the working size of the movement. However, for movements with plastic plates and gears, the age of the quartz watch is mainly considered.

If it is **Tissot, quartz can be worn for 2-3 years, and the battery needs to be replaced.

If it's a fully automatic watch, it's no problem for you to wear it for a year.

As for other movements, it depends on the model of the movement.

For appearance. Tissot ** is generally all stainless steel appearance parts, so even if there is wear and tear, you can use it for more than ten years, but if it is a belt watch, the service life of the belt will depend on your degree of wetting. Sweat secretion, etc., affecting the service life.

But this is just a convention, generally after a period of time, it is normal for small parts to loosen or age.

Of course, all of the above is based on the fact that it is a Tissot. The kind of 100-dollar mechanical watch on the Internet is said to be ** Swiss 25 diamond movement. Comrades themselves understand!

The wearing of the watch is also three points of wear, seven points of maintenance, if you take good care, there is no problem for decades, if you do not maintain well, there may be problems in more than ten days.

Generally we say that mechanical watches can be worn for fifty years, and some people wear them for one or two years, and besides, the watches chosen by different age groups are also different, when they are young, when they are middle-aged, they have different incomes, they don't match, and it is impossible to wear a watch for a lifetime.

Tissot watches are not Swiss movements to distinguish the authenticity.

1. From the appearance.

The trademark and brand handwriting on the dial and back cover of genuine watches are clear and complete; The number of diamonds marked on the dial is consistent with the actual number of diamonds in the core; The material of the back cover matches that used in the case; The table glass is smooth and clear; There is no sharpness in the outer edges and corners of the case assembly; The coating has no bubbles and does not fall off.

The handwriting of the trademark and brand on the dial and back cover of the counterfeit genuine watch is illegible; The number of diamonds marked on the dial does not match the actual number of diamonds in the movement; The outer edges and corners of the case components are rough, and there are bubbles in the coating, peeling off or broken fittings.

2. From the point of view of the movement.

The bridge or oscillating balance in the movement of genuine Tissot watches is marked with the words Tissot trademark plaque; The movement is stable in the case assembly; Clean inside the movement.

There is no trademark on the bridge or oscillating plate in the movement of a counterfeit watch, or the handwriting on the trademark plate is rough, blurred, skewed, or simply pasted with a small copper plate; The inside of the movement is not clean, and some of the movements have copper filings, hair strands, fingerprints, etc.

3. Finally, take a look at the packaging of **.

How to tell if a Tissot watch is a Swiss movement:

1. **The original movement is clearly written.

2. Listen to the sound of the movement of the movement, generally the sound of the original movement is relatively clear and crisp.

3. Tissot watches use the Swiss 2824** movement, commonly known as the yellow movement. Fake Tissot quartz watches mostly use Japanese 2035 movements.

A true luxury watch never leaves any regrets for the buyer, and every aspect of the workmanship, from the exterior to the movement, is so delicate that it is impressive. As a result, the watch is truly worth the money. But at the same time, fakes are slowly beginning to flood this small market.

Ten tips for connoisseurs to distinguish the authenticity of a watch will be helpful to you who love watches.

1.Look at the movement.

First of all, it is necessary to be very familiar with the model of the movement used in the real watch and the movement logo, so that if you encounter a fake watch with a transparent caseback, you can distinguish the authenticity at a glance. Secondly, it is necessary to carefully observe the words of the movement, the engraving of the words of the genuine movement is clear and beautiful, while the fake watch is rough and unaesthetic. Finally, it is necessary to have an in-depth understanding of the performance of the movement, such as the winding method (manual or automatic, unidirectional or bidirectional), the sound of the movement running time, etc.

2.Change the label after reading.

To look at the factory label on the back of the watch, usually the brand logo will be on the label of the famous watch, and there is an identification of the number of watch models. Some watches also have a laser laser on the back label.

10 tips to distinguish the authenticity of a luxury watch.

3.Look at the subtle parts of the appearance.

First of all, we must carefully observe the appearance of the watch, including the polishing of the appearance: see if the polishing technique of the watch is delicate, the polishing of famous watches is very particular, and the craftsmanship of fake watches is far from it.

Font: The font of the real watch is full, and the fake watch looks lacking in confidence. Features:

Most fake watches will work their functions, which is a breakthrough to see through fake watches. Many fake watches function as decorations (e.g. moon phases, perpetual calendars, tourbillons, etc.) but do not actually have this function. Pointer:

The hands of the original can be distinguished from the fake in terms of length, thickness, shape and material. For example, the "blued steel hands" often used in luxury watches are a rich dark blue color of the hands of real watches, which are fired by a complex process, while the blue of fake watches is brushed up. Disk:

The most commonly used dial techniques for luxury watches include enamel, guilloché, metal radial dial, shell dial, etc., and some watches also have their own unique technology, such as Rolex's computer disk, Cartier's pure gold and silver-plated engraved dial, etc. Diamond and setting process: Look at the setting process, the quality and size of the diamond.

4.Look at the watch glass.

The glass of most watches is made of sapphire crystal glass, and the easiest way to distinguish it is to tap the glass surface with your finger, and a real sapphire crystal will make a crisp sound.

5.Look at the numeric number identification.

If you look carefully at all the numerical markings on the back of the watch, the fake watch is usually irregular, and even does not correspond to the number of digits of the real watch. The real watch is individually numbered.

If you buy it through regular channels, you don't have to worry so much about whether it is a Swiss movement.