How to Read a Watch Bezel
Your smart watch isn't the first technology to hit your wrist All watches have bezels—the top ring that surrounds the crystal. Some snap on, some screw on, and some can be turned by hand. In the 1...
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EXPLORING DIFFERENT TYPES OF WATCH CRYSTALS
The crystal of a watch -- the clear cover that goes over the dial and protects it – can be made of a variety of materials. Generally, there are three types of crystals used in watchmaking: sapphire...
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Scratch Proof vs. Scratch Resistant
The terms scratch proof and scratch resistant are different by definition, but used synonymously by manufactures to promote their products. Scratch proof, if taken literally would mean that the pro...
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Hardened Mineral glass vs. Sapphire Crystal glass
Generally a mineral crystal is an ordinary glass crystal that has been heat treated or chemically treated to withstand scratches. While it is not as scratch-resistant as sapphire, it is more scratc...
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How To Change A Metal Band
We’ve already discussed how to change a leather watch band, but what if your watch has a metal band. Metal band watches are very popular, but you still may need to change the band due to wear and t...
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New trend: Rent Your Watch
A number of companies now let customers rent luxury watches for the price of a monthly gym membership. Is this the latest unnecessary fad from the church of "disruption," or a genuinely novel appr...
