Build of Watch
Whether you are a watch connoisseur or an enthusiast finding their way, it pays to know a little more about what makes your watch tick (pun intended).
Movement
Automatic
Automatically wound movments help power the Duxot collection. Each movement is an expression of centuries old ingenuity that through sheer kinetic energy commands the natural laws of motion to deliver a battery less instrument of time.
Meca-Quartz
A meca-quartz movement aligns the best of the modern and trational schools of watchmaking. High beat frequency movements provide the charm, style and authenticity of a sweep hand like mechanical action underpinned by the precision and reliability of quartz engineered horology.
Sapphire Lens
The Duxot range uses sapphire crystal for the top lens across each Duxot timepiece. Sapphire used in watch making occurs through the crystaliation of aluminium oxide at very high temperatures. Crafted and cut from disks each lens is sliced, cut and polished individually with diamond coated saws. Sapphire is one of the hardest substances on earth. It measures 9 on the Mohs scale which rates the relative hardness of materials. For comparison Diamond measure 10 Mohs, which is the highest rating. This hardness makes Sapphire perhaps the best option in fabrication of luxury watches owing to the clarity of view and its durability and scratch resistance in wear.
Case Material
Gold
That most alluring and ancient of metals. Gold is universally and historically recongnized as a symbol and store of wealth. Used in watchmaking it delivers an experience of unparalleled luxury.
Gold is that eternal of metals, truly timeless and distinct it is the perfect complement in fabrication of some our best timepieces.
As a wearable heirloom, the Gold timepiece is a unique piece to build a legacy of ownership from generation to generation. We use 14K gold in our timepieces
Silver
Silver, renowned for its timeless elegance and remarkable luster, has found its place in the world of watchmaking, adorning watch cases with its captivating allure.
The gleaming silver surface serves as a canvas for intricate engravings and meticulous detailing, elevating the aesthetics of the timepiece. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, silver possesses excellent durability and corrosion resistance, making it an ideal choice for watch cases that endure daily wear and tear.
Titanium
Stronger and lighter than steel, titanium when combined in various alloys becomes a remarkable material used in various highly specialized applications ranging from heavy industry to high-tech medical implants.
Utilized in watchmaking, the material serves to produce robust timepieces that are significantly lighter than steel counterparts.
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