[A plate of food, caption: So this wouldn't be your watch crystal and bezel then?]

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[A plate of food, caption: So this wouldn't be your watch crystal and bezel then?]
Hosonic crystal, watch crystal, precision timing design requirements
ABS07 Series 32.768 kHz ±20 ppm 12.5 pF -40 to +85 °C SMT Low Profile Crystal
https://www.futureelectronics.com/p/electromechanical--timing-devices--crystals/ecs-250-18-5px-ckm-tr-ecs-inc.-4171530
Watch crystal, Quartz crystal oscillator, Voltage signal, quartz resonator
CSM-7X Series 7.3728 MHz ±30 ppm 20 pF -10 to +70 °C SMT Quartz Crystal
Watch crystal, timing solution, logic clock, quartz watch crystal, watch crystal
RSM200S Series 32.768 kHz ±20 ppm 12.5 pF -40 to +85 °C SMT Tuning Fork Crystal
https://ticksoftime.com/different-types-of-watch-glass-and-watch-crystal/
The first thing you're looking at in a watch is the watch crystal. A perfect and clean-cut watch glass is a must for easy timekeeping. A wat
So this wouldn't be your watch crystal and bezel then? Oh sure, it's got a lot more details than that, but that should be the real something: it has to look as if the watch was worn. We went through an entire series of treatments. From what we've seen so far, you can't tell us the exact details, or say it was a watch, and then we had to go through different treatments to try to be sure.
Sorry, but that “superpower” isn’t even up to Legion of Substitute Heroes standards.... NEXT!