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The assembly of mechanisms and other internal elements of any timepiece.
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| movement |
The movement refers to how the watch operates. The movement is the mechanism that keeps the time running. Movements are either quartz or automatic.
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| movement |
The watch's "works." As distinguished from the case.
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| mover |
A laborer who is trained in the art and techniques of office moving.
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| movement |
Sections of a larger musical work. A symphony usually has four movements. A piano sonata has three movements.
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