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Our philosophy at INIZIO is centered around the belief that success is a journey, not a destination. Every timepiece is designed to serve as a reminder that each moment is an opportunity to take a step closer to your goals. INIZIO, meaning "beginning" in Italian, embodies the spirit of new beginnings and the relentless pursuit of greatness.

If there is one thing that we like to mention about our timepieces, it is how they come with the quartz movements to keep accurate time, last longer, and require less maintenance on your end.

Not just any kind of quartz watch movement, though, but the award-winning Japanese Miyota quartz movement. So, what does this one mean – and why should you care?

The Miyota quartz movement is a specially made movement designed to use a battery that consumes less power, handles shock better, and improves the functionality of quartz watches. The company specializes its quartz movement such that they can work for basic watch designs and complicated engineering also.

One of the discussed features of this movement is a battery that sends standard electrical signals to the watch circuit.

Sometimes, though, the watch can receive a huge shock that messes up the inner workings – either causing the watch to lose time, skip time forward, or stop working completely.

Fortunately for us, Miyota has patented a shock detection technology. Now, the watch battery sends a large electric current into the circuit to counter the shock that the watch receives. This helps the watch to maintain its time-telling accuracy at all times.

A big advantage of the quartz watch over mechanical/ automatic watches is the power reserve that they can both manage. On a basic quartz watch, the battery is expected to last a few months, even when the watch is not worn. On a quartz Miyota watch, the battery will last even longer.

Although batteries don't cost a premium, we don't want you to always go through the stress of sending the watch in for a battery change.

Miyota also allows you to save a lot of power on timepieces that you don't use that much. By simply pulling the crown when you know the watch won't be in use for long, you can save as much as 1/3 of the effective power reserve to be used when the watch is back on your wrist.

We saved this for last. After all, if there is no quality control on the movement production process, all of the promises from above won't be delivered reliably.

The Japanese brand is known for manufacturing most of the parts that go into its movements in-house. This way, they have a higher overview of the entire production process and can ensure the premium parts go into the engine.

There is a little window for mistakes this way, further driving up the accuracy and value of the movement inside your watch.