Universal Portofino Watch Movement Frequency: Oscillating Balance Spring Guide

A small fishing village suddenly became a paradise of relaxation, with the rapid rise of Italian cinema in the 20's and 60's, with an influx of first-class brand jewelry stores and hotel restaurants. Many famous artists and celebrities experienced the beautiful scenery and cozy time here. The design of the Universal Portofino product watch also comes from here.
Universal Portofino Watch Movement Frequency

1 core technical indicator of a wristwatch. Generally speaking, a watch has a vibration system with a relatively stable vibration cycle as the time base. For example, mechanical watches are based on an oscillating balance spring vibration system or an oscillating vibration system; quartz electronic watches are based on a quartz crystal oscillator. Therefore, the frequency or cadence of the vibration system is often used as the main parameter of a watch. The operating frequency is the number of vibrations per second of the oscillator. The crystal of a quartz electronic watch vibrates at a frequency of 32768 HZ in general, and the crystal of some quartz electronic clocks vibrates at a frequency of 4194304 HZ. The vibration frequency of a pendulum clock depends mainly on the length of its referenced pendulum. The vibration frequency of the pendulum clock produced in China is 3/2.7/6.1.13/15 HZ, and the vibration cycle time of the pendulum can also be taken as its main parameter. The vibration period T (s) is the reciprocal of the working frequency f (HZ), i.e. the corresponding vibration period of the above mentioned pendulum clock is lower. The total number of beats is the total number of vibrations per hour and a half. Since a wristwatch usually produces two sounds per vibration cycle, the total number of rhythms is also equal to the total number of sounds per hour. Some Internet users say that the higher the vibration frequency, the more accurate the watch is and the easier it is to be accurate. Some netizens say that high vibration frequencies also have disadvantages, such as power consumption and wear and tear. In fact, I believe that the vibration frequency of a watch is only one of the movement indicators, not the only one, so we can't judge the quality of the movement only by the vibration frequency. Just like the overall performance of a computer cannot be judged only by the working frequency of the CPU.