Among the many habits that we have, to tie the wrist watch is one of the most common, and most of the people makes this gesture mechanically, look at the time and since this time the object begins to exert its influence: how a real time machine starts to scan the moments of our life let us know when we are late or consoling that we still have 10 minutes to dedicate to ourselves.
How many times not only look at the clock to tell the time, but also to be able to plan our days? This space is dedicated to those who do not just look at the time, but look what they wear on the wrist and maybe when nobody sees them, bring the watch to your ear to hear the ticking of their mechanism.

Mechanical or quartz?
The choice is subjective and depends primarily on the needs of the owner of the watch.
Who needs the absolute precision (but those who really need it?) Chooses the quartz watch, assuming that the battery does not run down leaving him with egg on the face.
Anyone who thinks that the clock is not only a timepiece, but sees it as a small miracle inventions and collected in a human being 4 cm in diameter, choose the mechanical clock automatically or manually.

The history of the watch is lost in the mists of time since someone using the sun and a stick, she set out to measure the moving the shadow on the ground.
The need for repeated measurement at every latitude and in every season, he sharpen our wits to inventors of hourglasses and water clocks up to the day when the mechanics took over, not allowing you to match the beauty of the forms to the measurement of time.
In short this is the story of the clock, and many other websites dealing in a comprehensive manner and to the same subject, I refer you for further information.