Ventura SPARC MGS
Ventura invented the Automatic Digital Watch in 2000...
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Ventura invented the Automatic Digital Watch in 2000.
The movements of the wrist activate a rotary mass which relays the momentum to a micro-generator; the electric energy gained in the process continuously feeds an optoelectronic time-module.
The Micro-Generator-System of the new SPARC MGS was developed to achieve maximum performance.
Placing the MGS side-by-side next to the time-device enabled a larger and heavier oscillating mass.
This array also permits the viewing of the mechanism from the top, giving the SPARC MGS its characteristic appearance. The miniature power-station sustains a state-of-the-art micro-processor and a 250-segments 12-digit liquid-crystal display.
The latest operating system EasySkroll v.2.0 allows later upgrades, another first in wristwatches. The multiple functions of the SPARC MGS are intuitively operated by a single scroller.
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