Mechanical and Handwound Watches
Mechanical watches are timepieces powered by a mainspring, a tightly wound coil of metal, rather than a battery or electronic components. The energy stored in the mainspring is gradually released through a series of gears and springs, regulating the movement of the watch hands to keep time. Mechanical watches come in two types: manual-wind and automatic (self-winding).
In summary, mechanical watches are valued for their timeless craftsmanship, precision engineering, and the satisfaction they bring to those who appreciate the artistry of traditional timepieces.