I am not sure if you're serious, but I'll bite. As an owner of several high-end mechanical watches, I can tell you they are definitely not any of the things you claim them to be. While I prefer to wear mechanical, they are less accurate than Quartz watches, and on the whole, break more often. They frequently run either fast or slow, and require delicate fine tuning to maintain accurate time-keeping. My lithium ion stopwatch (or just about any stopwatch) would destroy any of my mechanicals in terms of accuracy. Those "hundreds of parts working in unity" thing sounds great, until oh yea, something goes wrong and now you have a very expensive paperweight. I literally just got the bill for fixing one of my watches: >$400. Even with the very best watches, they will still need routine maintenance, which is pricy, and they are more likely to break than the Quartz. (My Rolex Submariner, which is one of the more reliable pieces I own, still needs routine maintenance and the company recommends they "break into the case" every few years.) It is clear you have no idea what you're talking about.
