fk.show 1. The testing process is of great importance. First and foremost, we must check the appearance to see if there are any defects after leaving the factory. For the detailed parts, we need to use a 30x magnifying glass for inspection to ensure every detail is flawless!
2. Next, we need to debug its functions. For example, whether the winding of the watch is smooth, whether the calendar adjustment function works properly, and whether the clasp can be put on and taken off smoothly in line with the wearing standards. These are our inspection criteria!
3. When the appearance of the watch is stunning enough, what’s more important is to test whether its functions can meet the strict standards of Swiss watches. Therefore, we need to place the watch on a testing instrument for precise testing. The testing standard requires that the error of the watch within 24 hours must not exceed ±5 seconds! Only such a watch can be precise and reliable!
4. For some diving watches, we need to conduct a water resistance test again to ensure that when you wear it, you can swim or dive with it. The diving standard, for instance, is that it will not let water in even when it is 100 meters deep under the sea. For some business watches, we need to ensure that they won’t get water in during daily wear, such as when washing hands or sweating, which could damage the movement!
5. Many merchants have overlooked a standard, which is the demagnetization of the watch. For any mechanical watch, if its internal components come into contact with magnetic objects, it will affect the accuracy of timekeeping. Therefore, we must also carry out a demagnetization process again to ensure that the watch has no problems with accuracy deviation.
