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Here's an excellent example of how breaking down natural categories results in meaningless fragments, or ebauches in the more general sense. Why has this been relieved of its context? Wetman 21:32, 1 Sep 2004 (UTC)
I respect your opinion that it seems meaningless to people only superficially interested in watches. However, what prompted me to take my time and try and make a breakdown of the watch terminology are the frequent questions I am being regularly asked about watches, its history: lots of time it is very difficult for people to understand, without a proper grasp of the terminology. Best regard. Claude Girardin
[edit] Split to new articles
These other elements would make very small stub articles, and would reduce this main article significantly as well. Since there has been no discussion on the talk pages regarding this proposed split, I am removing the tag from the article page. However, feel free to discuss and re-add as necessary. Thanks. Tiggerjay (talk) 06:22, 25 May 2011 (UTC)
