" Keyin" Computer-Photocomposition System takes batch processing function to form tables to be used in treatises, meeting the tabling demand primarily.
The titanium case, the Ringlock system, the helium escape valve and a host of other state-of-the-art watchmaking breakthroughs make this watch the most pressure-resistant ever made.
(Laughter) Sixteen years later, Japan entered the picture, when a little-known watchmaker called Hiroji Satoh showed up at the world championships in Bombay in 1952.
Interesting historical side note here - under his dad's leadership, IBM during World War II actually supplied the Nazi government with technology like tabulators and punch cards.