Watch terms

2. Time that is measured in 24-hour segments.
6. A strong, light metal with a slightly darker/greyer appearance.
8. Buttons used to operate a chronograph's start, stop, and reset functions.
10. A watch that uses a battery as its primary power source.
12. A material where charge accumulates in response to applied mechanical stress.
13. A ______ bar is mounted between the case lugs and used to attach a strap or bracelet.
14. A ring that secures the crystal in place
15. An opening in the dial, also called a window, that displays information.
17. Omega watch worn by the Apollo 11 crew. First watch on the moon.
18. Go Anywhere Do Anything
19. A feature stopping the seconds hand when adjusting time for precise synchronization.
21. This powers a mechanical watch movement.
23. Are used as bearings to reduce friction and prolong movement life.
25. A ________ crystal is a very hard transparent material commonly used for “scratch-proof” watch glasses.
26. The long pieces of metal that indicate the time.
27. A transparent cover that protects the watch dial.
29. A small lens on the crystal to magnify the date.
31. Hour markers are used in place of numerals on a dial.
34. The company that released the first quartz watch for sale.
36. A window in a watch which indicates the phases of the moon.
37. This is the action of tightening the mainspring of a watch.
38. Any additional function on a watch other than telling the time.

1. A semicircular weight in a watch movement.
3. Abbreviation of “luminous” or “luminescent paint.”
4. The underside of a watch that lies against the skin.
5. A small independent watch brand.
7. The watch that started the "Quartz crisis".
9. The science of the measurement of time.
11. In Italian, it translates to “right”. A watch that was intended to wear on the right hand
13. Iconic dive watch by Rolex.
16. ________reserve is the number of hours of power stored in the mainspring.
20. ________ mean time is the standard for which all other time zones are based off of and sometimes referred to as UTC.
22. The watch you have been pinning for your whole watch collecting life.
24. Sometimes referred to as horns, _____ are projections on the watch case.
27. The company that manufactures the G-shock line of watches.
28. The mechanism that powers a watch.
30. A watch with a stopwatch function.
32. The metal housing that contains a watch's parts.
33. The knob on the side of a watch case. It typically appears at 3 o’clock.
35. A device that rotates automatic watches to keep them wound when not worn.