
Premium Materials – Built for Excellence
When it comes to high-quality watches, the materials used in their construction play a crucial role in performance, durability, and aesthetics. We take pride in crafting our watches using only the finest materials to ensure longevity, precision, and an outstanding wearing experience. Below, we’ll explore the key materials that go into every timepiece we build.
🔹 Solid Stainless Steel – Strength & Durability
Solid stainless steel is the foundation of a well-built watch, offering exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and a premium feel. Unlike lower-quality metals, our stainless steel components are designed to withstand the test of time, maintaining their polished or brushed finish for years.
Why We Use Solid Stainless Steel?
✔ Corrosion-resistant – Prevents rust and tarnishing, even in harsh environments.
✔ Scratch-resistant – Withstands daily wear while maintaining a pristine look.
✔ Versatile finishing – Polished, brushed, or sandblasted for a variety of styles.
Not all stainless steel is created equal—higher grades offer superior durability and resistance to wear. We ensure that only the best 316L stainless steel is used in our watches for maximum strength and longevity.
🔹 Sapphire Crystal Glass – The Ultimate Scratch Resistance
A watch’s crystal is its window to the world, and we use sapphire crystal glass to ensure clarity, durability, and resilience. Sapphire crystal is one of the hardest materials used in watchmaking, second only to diamond in hardness.
Why Choose Sapphire Crystal?
✔ Extreme scratch resistance – Stays flawless even after years of use.
✔ High transparency – Offers a clear, unobstructed view of the dial.
✔ Impact resistance – Protects against accidental bumps and drops.
✔ AR (Anti-Reflective) Coating – Reduces glare for better readability in any light.
Sapphire crystal ensures that your watch maintains a luxurious, high-end appearance while providing superior protection against everyday wear.
🔹 PVD Coating – Enhanced Aesthetics & Durability
PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) coating is an advanced finishing process that applies a thin, highly durable layer of metal to the watch case and bracelet. This technique improves both appearance and longevity, ensuring a scratch-resistant, fade-resistant, and premium finish.
Benefits of PVD Coating:
✔ Harder & more scratch-resistant than standard plating.
✔ Available in multiple finishes – Black, gold, titanium gray, and more.
✔ Long-lasting color retention – Won’t fade or wear down over time.
✔ Resistant to corrosion & oxidation – Keeps your watch looking pristine.
High-quality PVD coatings are applied evenly and consistently, with no visible defects such as bubbles, streaks, or flaking. This ensures a luxurious, flawless finish that elevates the overall look of the timepiece.
🔹 Seiko NH Series Movements – Reliable & Precise
At the heart of every mechanical watch is its movement, and we choose Seiko NH series movements for their exceptional reliability, accuracy, and affordability. Seiko, a legendary Japanese watchmaker, has built a reputation for producing durable, well-engineered mechanical movements that stand the test of time.
Key Features of Seiko NH Movements:
✔ 24-jewel automatic movement for smooth, precise timekeeping.
✔ Hacking & manual winding – Allows for precise setting & power boost.
✔ 21,600 beats per hour (6 ticks per second) for a fluid sweep motion.
✔ 41-hour power reserve – Keeps running even when unworn.
✔ Widely used & easily serviceable – Ensuring longevity and reliability.
One of the most popular movements in this series, the Seiko NH35A, is widely recognized for its stability, affordability, and modification potential, making it a top choice for watch enthusiasts and collectors.
🔹 Designed for Those Who Demand the Best
Every watch we build is a testament to quality craftsmanship. By using genuine O.E.M movements and premium aftermarket components, we ensure that each timepiece offers superior performance, durability, and aesthetics.
💎 Premium Materials. Timeless Craftsmanship. Built to Last.