The new watch lexicon explains important terms from the watch world
With our new watch lexicon we bring the world of timekeeping closer to you. Here you will find the most interesting information about luxury watches. We have organized our lexicon in alphabetical order. If you are looking for a specific clock or term, click on the letter at the top of the bar. Or you can simply scroll through the page.
With our new watch lexicon, we bring you closer to the world of timekeeping. Here you will find the most interesting information on the subject of luxury watches. We have arranged our lexicon in alphabetical order. If you are looking for a specific watch or term, click on the letter in the bar at the top. Or you can simply scroll through the page.
Lexicon of the best brand watches
Our watch lexicon lists the most famous and sought-after brand watches worldwide. From watches by A. Lange & Söhne to Hublot and Zenith, you will find all the information you need about luxury watches here. We introduce you to timepieces with a long tradition, show you the most popular brand watches and inform you about the latest models available on the luxury watch market.
Technical terms explained simply Find out more about individual materials specially developed by manufacturers, such as Rolesor yellow or Rolesor white. These are high-quality alloys. They were developed by the traditional Swiss company Rolex especially for models such as the Rolex Datejust 36 or the Rolex Submariner Date.
The watch lexicon explains important properties of a timepiece, such as water resistance. This property, which is particularly important for lovers of sports watches, is tested using a complex testing procedure. Last but not least, our watch lexicon provides you with useful details about watch seals, such as the Geneva Seal. This is the oldest certificate of origin known in watchmaking. It goes back to a law from the canton of Geneva that has existed since 1886. The Patek Philippe Seal looks at watches as a whole.
