antimagnetic
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antimagnetic
[‚an·tē‚mag′ned·ik] (engineering)
Constructed so as to avoid the influence of magnetic fields, usually by the use of nonmagnetic materials and by magnetic shielding.
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The movement, which features a 90hour power reserve, is made of ARCAP, an alloy of copper, nickel and zinc with exceptional
antimagnetic qualities.
Made circa 1950, it is a rare, self-winding,
antimagnetic, stainless steel wristwatch with triple date and moon phases.
The haul included a special
antimagnetic Milgauss from the 50s, valued at more than pounds 120,000.
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