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Is a small mechanical or electronic component that produces an audible sound. It is typically cylindrical or dome-shaped and may have a solid center or hollow openings for sound emission. Bells are commonly used for signaling specific events or indicating the passage of time. When activated, the bell emits a clear and distinctive sound that can be heard by the wearer or those in close proximity. The design and construction of a bell may vary depending on the specific watch and its functions. It is an important feature in watches that incorporate alarm complications.
The difference between gongs and bells:
Gongs produce a series of tones that differ in pitch and duration, while bell provide only a single tone.
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