Why Should You Consider Anti-magnetic When Choosing Watch?

The anti-magnetic function of the watch has always been an issue that everyone has overlooked. Perhaps only when there is a problem with the time of the watch, people will reflect on whether they are excessively exposed to high magnetic sources in their daily lives. In fact, in the lives of modern people, magnetic fields are everywhere. In other words, it is almost impossible to think of the influence of "avoiding magnetic fields" on our watches. At this time, how to ensure that the watch is not affected by the magnetic field and still keeps accurate time, or in other words, what kind of watch has the anti-magnetic function?

Previous studies have shown that when directly exposed to a magnetic field of 1000 Gauss, most watches will stop running. Repeated exposure to moderate magnetic fields will affect the watch’s time due to the residual magnetism in the watch. Therefore, a watch that can cope with the effects of high magnetic fields has become one of the subjects of OMEGA's research. Gdwatchclone - The website to get good Omega clone watches online, best replica watches.

But how can the anti-magnetic ability be improved? Generally, the anti-magnetic function of the watch is to use metal such as iron on the outside of the watch movement to "physically" isolate the movement from the external environment. However, this effect is not necessarily very good, and the thickness of the watch is increased to a certain extent. There are also many antimagnetic watches that can only abandon the aesthetics and set the watch as a dense bottom design.

In 2008, Omega introduced a silicon balance spring, which is only one-fourth of the diameter of a human hair and can avoid the interference of magnetic fields. At the same time, in the use of other parts of the movement, Omega also uses non-magnetic materials to completely solve the hidden dangers of magnetic fields. In 2013, the first Seamaster AQUA TERRA 150m equipped with an Omega antimagnetic movement came out. This watch can withstand a magnetic field of 15,000 Gauss. Since then, Omega has successively launched watches equipped with antimagnetic movements, all of which have passed strict Zhizhen Observatory certification.