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Cases are 316L stainless steel, crystals are sapphire (scratch-resistant) or domed acrylic depending on the model, and straps range from genuine leather to rubber to stainless steel bracelets. Every material is listed in full on each product page, under Materials.

Keep it away from strong magnets, rinse the case and strap after seawater or sunscreen contact, and have the movement serviced every 4–5 years to keep it accurate. Each product page lists care instructions specific to that watch's movement and materials.

Water resistance varies by model, from 30m (splash-resistant dress watches) up to 200m (dive-ready). Each product page states the exact rating — check it before swimming, showering, or diving with any piece.

Yes — most pieces offer free engraving on the caseback, up to 20 characters, added directly in the order form. It's a nice touch for gifts. Engraving isn't available on our limited-edition pieces.

Automatic movements wind themselves from the motion of your wrist. Quartz movements run on a battery and are the most accurate day-to-day. Mechanical (hand-wound) movements are wound manually and are the most traditional. Each product page states the movement type clearly.