Watch Glossary

Matte surface treatment with fine linear grain pattern, reducing reflectivity and improving durability.

Enameling technique where design areas are recessed into metal then filled with colored enamel.

Electrochemical process depositing thin metal layers onto watch dials for color and finish enhancement.

High-temperature enamel firing process creating durable, lustrous colored watch dial surfaces.

Decorative hand-engraved pattern applied to watch dials creating intricate geometric surface designs.

Radium-free glowing paint applied to watch hands and markers for low-light readability enhancement.

Diamond-like carbon coating in matte black finish, combining hardness with non-reflective aesthetics.

Semi-transparent opalescent dial finish creating soft, milky color-shifting light reflection effects.

High-gloss surface treatment creating mirror-like reflective appearance on watch cases and components.

Dark metallic coating providing contrast and protection to white metal watch components.

Rough textured surface created by abrasive blasting, offering anti-reflective and aesthetic qualities.

Combined technique using radial brushing patterns to create dynamic light-catching dial effects.

Advanced photoluminescent material applied to hands and indices for enhanced nighttime visibility.