Women's Mechanical Wrist Watch
| Watch Inroduction | |
| This watch features a double-duty crown, which pulls out the first gear, rotates counterclockwise for two weeks to adjust the date, and the second gear adjusts the time. It is recommended to adjust the clock clockwise to avoid errors and damage. The hour hand starts to rotate two times in 12 o'clock for 24 hours. When the time is 24 hours, the calendar will automatically jump. |
Basic Info of Women's Mechanical Wrist Watch
Model:S6285L-2
Glass:Sapphire glass
Function:Fluorescent hour and minute hands,simple calendar
Display Type:3 hands
Movement:Imported mechanical calendar movement
Brand:MOVEBEST
Waterproof:50 meter
Watch Weight:45g
Case material:Stainless Steel
Dial:White surface and silver indexes
Hand:Stainless steel (IPG,IPRG...)
Strap:Genuiue leather or Stainless steel Strap
Case Width:38mm
Case Height:38mm
Case thickness:10mm
MOQ:1000
Packaging of Women's Mechanical Wrist Watch
packaging:Watch box, instruction manual, warranty card, tote bag
◆Packaging Details
Each watch into one poly bag and bubble bag as package.
◆Delivery Time
30~60 days after order confirmed
Enamel glazing technique
The glazing of the dial has two steps: the first step is to put the carefully prepared glaze powder onto the dial base; the second step is to fuse the two together at a high temperature of 840 degrees Celsius (1544 degrees Fahrenheit). The use of such high temperatures is due to the high melting point of the glaze, which is why this glazing method is called the "high temperature open flame method". In the glazing process, very elegant brushes or needles are used, and the microscope is also used. There are many different techniques that can bring different artistic effects.
Glazed – it is the oldest glazing technique. Grooves and lines are polished on thick metal plates and then filled with glaze powder, usually with opal glaze or translucent glaze. When all the space is filled, put the plate into the kiln and burn it. After cooling, the surface is polished with sandpaper (to make it dull), and then fired again in the kiln for glazing.
Cloisonne – Use the upper wire to pull out the outline of the pattern and attach it to the dial. Thereafter, the glaze is used to fill the different areas or spaces of the pattern, and finally the dial is placed in the kiln for firing.
Bas-relief glaze – The base is decorated with engraving or engraving and covered with a translucent glaze or cream glaze so that the underlying pattern can be seen through the enamel. These carved roads also ensure a better adhesion of the glaze to the metal.
