1. Energy storage: An electronic battery can generally be used for 2-3 years, but some mechanical watches use lithium batteries, which have a long service life and can be used for about 7-8 years.

2. Shock resistance: The shock resistance of electronic watches is weaker than that of quartz watches. Do not use them during vigorous exercise. A certain anti-shock system on a mechanical watch can protect the mechanical watch under certain circumstances and enhance its durability.
3. Waterproof: The waterproof ability of electronic watches is better than that of quartz watches, although it should be avoided as much as possible. Since a mechanical watch is semi-mechanical, there will be some gaps between the parts of the watch, so it is easier for water to get in.
4. Dial display:
Mechanical watches are the same in appearance as mechanical watches, with pointers, minutes, and seconds, while electronic watches are generally display screens that directly display the time and date in numbers.
5. Strap shell:
Electronic watches are generally composed of rubber strap shells without metal materials, while mechanical strap shells are composed of metal materials and belong to semi-mechanical products.