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      How to differentiate a fake Rolex from an original.   When buying an expensive watch one is confronted by the difficulties of differentiating a fake from an original. These days to tell the difference is difficult and one ends up being conned hard-earned cash. When buying watches that are some thousands of dollars one has to take a lot of caution to avoid losing money. Many watch collectors are familiar with what to check if the watch is genuine or fake. The following is what to check before buying a Rolex watch. Where you're buying the watch...

      In the history of watches, wristwatches were primary worn by women. They were thought to be delicate for men who were working on fields. Men in those early days had high-quality pocket winding watches. This prompted more innovations to produce watches that would stand men activities. Men pressed the manufacturing companies to produce them. The pocket watches were modified for men to be worn as wristwatches during the first world war. This made the soldiers hands free for other activities. The birth of today’s wristwatch was born as we know it. In the years that followed, the stopwatch...

  What are robots? What is artificial intelligence? Are these new things to mankind? To understand these new terms we need to understand the definition of either. In today's terms, it has been difficult to define them separately. Robotics and artificial intelligence are defined as ‘equipment that interacts with their environment on their own without a control source and can determine reactions to objects and problems they encounter using their pre-existing programming. A hybrid is a form of programming that incorporates both AI and RC functions’. As this definition may seem complicated already, I will break it down further. What...

Watch winder has become a necessity item to have for mechanical automatic watches. Automatic watches have a self-winding mechanism that does not require regular winding. The mont tourbillion mechanism in the watch allows self-winding every time there is movement. As the owner's hand moves, the tourbillion winds the watch. This self-winding mechanism made of Japanese motor keeps the watch working until you put the watch down. When the watch is not used for a number of days, the mechanism stops watch running. The auto date in the watch also stops. This makes it very annoying to start by setting the...