Is the life of the quartz watch only about ten years?

Many people think that quartz electronic watch life is too short, not durable. In fact, this view is wrong. A good mechanical watch can be used for about 20 years, but this time every three years or so will need to refuel time. As the mechanical parts of the wear and tear, often to repair or replacement, travel time error will increase.
What is the life expectancy of the quartz watch?
General quartz watch short-term life of 5 years or so, and long-term life of up to 10-15 years or so. Watch the life of the watch and the maintenance of the specific circumstances of the watch are closely related, if the watch use and maintenance methods are correct, you can greatly increase the life of the watch. Short term life refers to the battery running out of power, coil parts short circuit and open circuit, quartz oscillator leakage, CMOS integrated circuit damage. Replaceable parts are resolved without affecting long life.

How long is the life expectancy of quartz?
Quartz electronic components can be said to be semi-permanent, in addition to every 3 years or so to change the battery, the service life is much longer than the mechanical watch, so life is relatively long, do not worry in a short time Inside the watch on the broken issue.
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