Does Omega Watch have an electronic watch?

Omega's constellation, hippocampus and butterfly series all have time models. Generally speaking, it is also an electronic watch, but the display reflects the mechanical form, not the electronic panel display.

Electronic watches, which use batteries instead of clockwork as energy sources, have various structures and shapes similar to mechanical watches, and are collectively called electronic watches. According to the structure and invention order, electronic watches are divided into four generations.

1, the first generation is the balance spring electronic watch, which uses the balance spring as the vibrator and the micro battery as the energy source, and drives the balance wheel to work through the electronic circuit.

2. The second generation is a tuning fork electronic watch, which uses a metal tuning fork as an oscillator and uses an electronic circuit to output pulse current to make a mechanical tuning fork vibrate.

3. The third generation is the pointer electronic watch, which uses quartz resonator as oscillator, and drives stepping motor through electronic frequency divider to drive the train and pointer.

4. The fourth generation is digital quartz electronic watch, which also uses quartz resonator as oscillator. The difference is that after frequency division, counting and decoding, it uses a display device to display the time in digital form.

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Quality characteristics of Omega watches;

1, the running state of COSC certified movement exposed to 15000 Gauss strong magnetic field;

2. Operation of watch exposed to 15000 Gauss strong magnetic field;

3. Daily average travel time error of watches exposed to 15000 Gauss strong magnetic field;

4. The daily average accuracy of the watch;

5. Power storage;

6. The travel time error of the watch in six positions;

7. The time error of the watch is between 100% and 33% of the storage capacity;

8. Waterproof performance of the watch.

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