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A mechanical watch works thanks to the energy of a spring (mainspring) that, when unwound, moves a system of gears.
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Glasses in the Middle Ages were two convex lenses joined by a rivet that rested directly on the nose, made in wooden or antler frames.
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Before the invention of the movable type printing press by Gutenberg in the Middle Ages (mid-15th century), printing was manual and mainly used methods such as xylography (wood engraving), which involved carving text and images into wooden tablets, requiring a plate for each page and limiting the number of copies.