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It is a chemical element known for its anti-corrosion properties and resistance to oxidation. It is a shiny white metal that is used in combination with other metals such as copper, aluminum, and steel to create watch components. These alloys provide strength and durability to the watch and help protect it from corrosion and tarnish.
Additionally, zinc is used in some internal parts of mechanical watches to protect them from corrosion, ensuring smooth operation of the movement.
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