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Gold has been the most desired and most used material for watches but in recent years the trend has started to shift. Materials that are normally used in advanced industries like space, automotive and medical are now being utilized by watchmakers because of their superior physical and chemical properties.
A very popular watchmaking material, stainless steel is made from an alloy of iron that contains carbon, chromium and nickel.
PropertiesStainless steel is used in monuments, automobiles, surgical instruments and aerospace structures.
Ceramics are non-metallic materials made out of zirconium oxide through a process that requires alternate cycle of heating and cooling.
PropertiesHeat shields in space crafts and jet engines.
Titanium used in watches is the element allowed with aluminum, iron, molybdenum and vanadium.
PropertiesNaval vessels, medical instruments, aerospace industry and performance testing.
When carbon is decomposed and braided into fibers, surrounded by resin, then carbon fiber is formed.
PropertiesAeronautic industry, military and medical instruments.
Carbon with a coating that induces properties similar to diamond
PropertiesModern motorbikes, racing cars and aeronautics.
This is steel that has been coated with oxides, nitrides and carbides through ionic attraction.
PropertiesMilitary and automobile industry.
This is a material whose fineness and purity is given in karats. 18 karats mean 75 percent purity, and is a widely established standard for gold in watches as well as jewelry.
The remaining 25 percent is copper & silver and mainly included to give the material some strong physical meaning.
This is pure gold alloyed with some metals.
White GoldThis is gold alloyed with palladium, silver or rhodium.
Rose GoldThis is gold with traces of copper. Increase in the percentage of copper gives the gold an increasingly dark hue.
A small amount of zinc or silver may also be added to vary the shade.
This is a material made with silicon, rubber, hydrogen, oxygen and copper.
Other uses
Electronics, automobiles, medical equipment and food.
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