Why are jewels put in watches?

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Jewels are put to watches due to their very small size and weight, high accuracy, low and predictable friction, and its ability to operate in corrosive environments and without lubrication including good temperature stability. They keep the watch running, without having to wind it constantly by keeping the flow of current going.
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