Glossary
Case
Definition
The case is the watch's main hull, the structure that houses the movement and protects the internal workings. Made from precious metals or steel, it defines the watch's aesthetics and robustness, directly influencing the value and durability of the piece.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most commonly used materials for luxury watch cases?
Yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold, platinum, stainless steel, and special alloys such as titanium. The choice depends on the intended use and the positioning of the timepiece in the market.
How does the case affect the quality of the watch?
A well-built case ensures protection of the movement, water resistance, long-term durability and keeps the watch's value. Precision in the construction is essential.
What does water resistance of the case mean?
It is the case's ability to withstand the penetration of water and moisture, thanks to specific gaskets and seals in the case back and around the crystal.
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