How are collectible watches made?

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collectible watches refer to the production and sale of watches that are similar to traditional famous watches that have been discontinued or whose manufacturers do not exist, and collectible watches are gradually attracting more and more people's attention. Then, what is the production process of collectible watches?

1. Data collection

The first step in making a watch is data collection. The producer needs to collect all the data related to the watch, including drawings, watches, historical records, materials and so on.

1. Modeling and Tabulation

After collecting enough information, the manufacturer needs to model the watch through CAD software for computer-aided design and analyze whether these computer models are consistent with the real watch. By modeling the watch, the accuracy of the watchmaking is improved so that the size and shape of the watch is consistent with the original watch.

1. Making accessories

collectible watches consist of many components and the producer needs to manufacture, collect and assemble them. The process of making collectible watches requires a high degree of talent and skill to overcome some special challenges. For example, a watch company must be able to find some "lost" techniques and skills, or recreate lost skills by carefully innovating new production techniques.

1. Assembly and commissioning

Once all the parts are made, the watch company must assemble the parts together. The process of assembling and adjusting the watch must be done with great care and requires multiple rounds of checks. The maker of the watch company must have a high level of skill in assembling and adjusting to ensure that each watch achieves a high degree of accuracy and authenticity.

1. test (machinery etc)

The finished collectible watches need to be tested to ensure that they meet the relevant standards. The test contains tests on the accuracy, water resistance, wear resistance and other aspects of the watch. During the testing process, the watch needs to be placed in several positions of different sizes and locations to measure the speed error of the watch and determine whether the daily error value of the watch is within a reasonable range.

1. Packaging and vending

After testing, watches that fully meet the standards need to be packaged with accessories such as warranty certificates and manuals. Manufacturers need to provide maintenance and repair services and set reasonable price strategies to sell collectible watches according to market demand.

The process of making a watch includes data collection, modeling and watchmaking, making accessories, assembling and debugging, testing, as well as packaging and selling, etc. In each of these processes, very delicate skills and patience are required to produce a high-quality watch.