The different parts of a watch:
Watch Case: The outer covering of the watch that houses the movement and dial.
Crystal: The transparent cover that protects the dial. It can be made of various materials like mineral glass, sapphire crystal, or acrylic.
Dial: Also known as the face of the watch, it displays the time and other functions. It can come in different styles and designs.
Hands: These are the indicators that point to the hour, minute, and sometimes second on the dial.
Crown: A knob usually located on the side of the watch case used to set the time and sometimes wind the watch.
Bezel: The ring surrounding the dial of the watch. It can be stationary or rotate and may have markings for measurements or functions like a diving bezel.
Caseback: The back of the watch case, which can be removable or screw-down. It allows access to the inner components of the watch.
Lugs: The protruding pieces on either side of the watch cases where the bracelet or strap is attached.
Bracelet/Strap: The band that goes around the wrist, holding the watch in place. It can be made of metal, leather, rubber, or fabric.
Clasp/Buckle: The closure mechanism of the bracelet or strap, ensuring the watch stays securely on the wrist.
Understanding these basic components will give you a good foundation for exploring the world of watches.