Watch Glossary

Explore the essential terms and components that define the world of luxury watches. Our glossary is designed to help you navigate the intricate details of your timepiece, enhancing your appreciation of Kloira’s craftsmanship.

Master the Language of Luxury Watches

Navigate the intricate world of horology with Kloira's comprehensive watch glossary. This section is designed to help both novices and seasoned collectors understand the key terms and concepts related to luxury watches.

Essential Terms Every Watch Enthusiast Should Know

Comprehensive Watch Glossary

Automatic Movement:
A type of watch movement that winds itself as you wear it, using the motion of your wrist to power the watch. This eliminates the need for manual winding.

Tourbillon:
An advanced watch mechanism designed to improve accuracy by counteracting the effects of gravity. It consists of a rotating cage that holds the escapement and balance wheel, constantly changing their position relative to gravity.

Chronograph:
A watch complication that functions as a stopwatch, allowing the wearer to measure elapsed time with precision. Chronographs typically feature additional sub-dials on the watch face.

Explore the Essential Components of Your Timepiece

This heading provides a broad overview that ties together the details of the crown, dial, and bracelet.

The Watch Crown: A Gateway to Precision

The watch crown ensures precision and elegance, allowing easy adjustments while adding a touch of luxury to your watch.

The Heart of Your Timepiece

Explore Kloira's stunning watch dials, designed with exceptional craftsmanship. Our dials combine elegance with functionality, showcasing intricate details and high-quality materials.

Elegance in Every Link

Discover Kloira's luxurious watch bracelets, blending premium materials and diamond accents for unmatched style and durability.

Self-Winding Mastery for Timeless Precision

The Elegance of Automatic Movements

Discover the beauty and precision of automatic movements at Kloira. These self-winding watches utilize the natural motion of your wrist to power the movement, eliminating the need for manual winding. This sophisticated technology is a hallmark of exceptional craftsmanship and engineering.

Automatic movements, also known as self-winding or mechanical automatic movements, rely on a rotor that spins with the wearer's motion, winding the mainspring and storing energy. This design not only ensures accurate timekeeping but also adds a layer of complexity and elegance to the watch.

At Kloira, our automatic watches are crafted with meticulous attention to detail, offering both aesthetic appeal and functional reliability. Each timepiece is a testament to the blend of tradition and innovation, providing a seamless and uninterrupted experience for the wearer. Whether you're a seasoned watch collector or new to luxury timepieces, the allure of an automatic movement lies in its ability to combine timeless tradition with modern convenience.

The Transformation of Timepieces

Lustrous Lab-Grown Diamond Watch 14K Gold VVS 30 Carat 42mm Front

Raw Elegance

See the initial stages of our watchmaking process, where raw materials and preliminary designs lay the foundation for a masterpiece. The gold variant represents the initial luxurious concept, rich and elegant in its raw form.

Refined Perfection

Marvel at the final product, a fully realized luxury watch that embodies precision, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty. The silver variant showcases the completed design, polished to perfection, and adorned with diamonds, exemplifying unparalleled elegance and performance.

Get Your Epic Time

Unveil the epitome of luxury with our exquisite diamond-studded watches.

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