Antique vacuum coating, the combination of PVD technology and engraving process makes the original film layer have a sense of vicissitudes of time, and the film layer is durable and can cover up the inadvertent abrasion of the metal surface. Often including silver, black, bronze, rose gold. The low-key style allows you to radiate exquisite light in a natural and elegant manner.

The movement is the heart of the watch, which includes quartz and automatic/mechanical, and we often use Swiss and Japanese movement because of the good quality control. Such as ETA, SELLITA, RONDA, MIYOTA, SEIKO, and so on. Quartz movement often with Dry original battery, using life often around 1-3 years. The deviation of the mechanical/automatic movement is usually controlled between 7-10 seconds.

Heated blue steel hands are a special firing process for watch hands, which is a metal surface treatment process. When the steel parts are heated to 300°C (540°F), the surface is oxidized and gradually becomes blue, and then quenched to become blue. Turned to light blue, and then cooled, quenched and saponified by chemical aqueous solution, a very thin and shiny blue magnetite film will be formed on the metal surface.

Swiss Super-LumiNova® super luminous, also referred to as SLN, is actually a ceramic-based compound that absorbs natural sunlight and artificial ultraviolet rays, stores bright light, and then projects light in the dark. Often with C1 ( with white original color and white luminous lighting color), C3 (with white original color and green luminous lighting color), BGW9 (with white original color and blue luminous lighting color), Vintage, and so on.