By:
Jeffrey M. Bertman
Graduate GemologistThe specific type of watch known as a “chronograph,” which dates back to 1821, is easily recognizable by the three subdials (known as “totalizers” or “registers”) embedded in the watch face. Popular among sports enthusiasts, chronographs function as a stopwatch in addition to displaying the time. By virtue of pushing a button on the side of the watch case, users are able to begin measuring lap times and other time-specific events; a second push of the same button (or nearby button) stops the time. The subdials on the watch face display the seconds, minutes, and hours. While quartz chronographs can measure events down to THE CHRONOGRAPH 1/10 of a second, their automatic counterparts may be as accurate as 1/5 of a second. It’s about time! Shop for one of a kind chronograph watches at 1402 Hancock Street, Quincy Center. Our professional and knowledgeable staff is anxious to work with you to make sure you have the best buying experience possible.See our outstanding selection of beautiful offerings at 1402 Hancock Street, Quincy Center. Or reach us at 617-773-3636.
Something Different
By: Jeffrey M. Bertman Graduate Gemologist For those who already own a fine complement of white diamonds and want something unique, there are yellow diamonds.