What To Pay Attention To When Buying A New Watch

Needless to say, the origin of the watch must be made in Switzerland. It can be popular in the world. Strict regulations apply to its label. The new federal law that came into effect on June 21, 2013 strengthened the concept of “Made in Switzerland”. Specific to the watch product category, at least 60% of the value contained in the movement and the watch must be created in Switzerland and its technology research and development should also be carried out in Switzerland.

Another watch has the words "Swiss Made" printed on the dial. It does not mean that all parts of this watch are produced in Switzerland. Watches that meet the more stringent 100% Swiss made standards come from those "Manufacture" brands. These brands independently manufacture most of the parts and assemble watches. In view of the high labor costs in Switzerland, this self-heating will have a considerable impact on prices, making this type of watch even more special. Get popular Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore replica watches, copy watches, look alike watches at Copwatchalike.co, all watches are all in excellent quality with affordable price.

Almost all watches produced by top brands such as Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin are made of precious metals. Such as red gold, platinum and platinum. After all, the gold material itself is like luxury. But for most of us, classic Swiss watches are often equipped with stainless steel cases. Price is one of the main reasons. The other reason is because of the material. Its material is generally 316L stainless steel. This material does not contain nickel and will not cause any skin allergies. It will not be oxidized or rusted over time. And can restore the original luster by polishing treatment during maintenance. In addition, special attention should be paid to the lugs. The lugs usually take the form of elongated protrusions to connect the strap or bracelet to the case. If it is a low-quality watch, it may have sharp edges. It can snag clothing, tear cuffs, and even hurt the skin.

For the bracelet, comfort is the most important. So make sure that the bracelet has a smooth contour after polishing. In addition to the bracelet, there is also a strap. Whether it is rubber, leather, or fabric. Anything that connects the watch to the wrist in a non-metallic form is called a strap. But there are many options for straps. Such as calfskin, crocodile skin and salmon skin. Rubber straps are very suitable for diving watches, and fashionable NATO straps woven from various materials are now even used for high-end collection watches. Different strap options may complement or split the appearance of the watch.

If you have read hundreds of watch technical specification manuals. You will find that the dial can have a variety of colors and finishes, silver-plated, brushed and electroplated, and so on. In addition to the enamel dial (itself has many different types). The first thing to consider when making a choice is color matching. Then there is legibility. Can you see the time? If there are other functions: such as timing, can it be read clearly? Change to the dark environment and try again. It also depends on whether there are fluorescent materials on the dial. If so, how bright is it in the dark?

For the word prompt. Watches that meet the requirements of the Swiss Made label will be decorated with the words "Swiss Made" somewhere on the dial. Usually at the bottom of the dial. If it is an automatic watch, the word "Automatic" will be decorated on the dial. Confirm that the watch is equipped with a self-winding movement. You can also see the words "guilloché main" in more sophisticated and luxurious watches. Refers to handmade guilloche finishing. Or the words "email grand feu" indicate that this is a Grand Feu enamel dial.