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Digital watches have ICs that are programmed to show correct date and time for many decades but analog watches which show date do not have ICs to govern them so they tend to show the wrong date when the month changes. For example, If an analog watch is set for a 30 days month then if a month of 31 days comes then it will show 1 instead of 31 on the last day of the month. Think about what will happen when February comes.  Original Luxury Digital watches have alarm and stopwatch functions which analog watches usually don’t have. You get time in 24-hour format instantly instead of converting it in your head in case of analog watches. You also have a facility of beep sound at the end of every hour in digital watches although it’s more of a headache than a facility for many. The speed of an inexpensive digital watch varies with temperature. When they’re on your wrist, they’re warmer and they run slower. When you take them off, they run faster. Put them in your freezer and they’ll run significantly faster than when they are on your wrist. This is due to the quartz crystal inside that regulates the time expanding and contracting with temperature. Customers who are looking for sale of their branded and luxurious watches can now sell their watches at Ethos website or outlet at best prices. This company is highly indulged in buying and selling of the branded and luxurious watches at some of the best prices. Customers can avail the opportunity to get into buying and selling of watches at one stop destination. Hurry up to avail the offer and gain maximum benefits at the website or portal of Ethos.

There are a few things I know that can slow down a crystal oscillator -- the thing in your digital watch that keeps time. Only one of them is plausible in a watch, as the rest of them tend to be utilized on purpose in manufacturing, such as letting the crystal oscillator be coated with thin metal films and measuring the frequency change to estimate the deposition rate.

The only plausible explanation is that reducing the voltage in certain types of oscillators can reduce the frequency, and as the battery loses charge the voltage drops. Of course, it requires that the oscillator be on a regulated voltage, which, in a mass-manufactured watch unless it's super cheap crap it's going to have regulated voltage.