Modtime skeleton dial modded Seiko automatic movement watches crafted from 904L or 316L stainless steel are known for their durability and aesthetic appeal. These watches feature a skeleton dial, allowing a view of the intricate automatic NH70, NH71, or NH72 movement inside, which is a hallmark of Seiko's engineering excellence. The use of 904L or 316L stainless steel ensures exceptional corrosion resistance and a polished finish, enhancing the watch's longevity and appearance.
The watches are equipped with sapphire crystal, renowned for its scratch resistance, providing a clear and durable display. This material choice ensures that the watch remains pristine even after regular use.
These timepieces come with a one-year warranty covering defects and movement issues, excluding wear and tear. This warranty provides peace of mind, ensuring that any manufacturing defects will be addressed without additional cost. The combination of high-quality materials and a reliable warranty makes these watches a desirable choice for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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What is the reliability of the movement used in the watch:
The Seiko automatic movement is widely used due to its robustness, affordability, and reliability. It features 24 jewels, a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, and a power reserve of approximately 41 hours. The movement includes hacking and hand-winding capabilities, making it versatile for various watch designs. Its durability and ease of servicing make it a favorite among microbrands and independent watchmakers.
What's the difference between Sapphire crystal and glass:
The primary differences between sapphire crystal and glass (mineral crystal) are their composition, durability, and scratch resistance.
Sapphire Crystal: Made from synthetic sapphire, which is crystallized aluminum oxide, it is extremely hard and highly scratch-resistant. Sapphire crystal is less prone to scratches and has superior clarity compared to glass. However, while it is highly durable, it can shatter upon impact.
Mineral Glass: This is a tempered glass that is more affordable and offers decent scratch resistance, but it is significantly softer than sapphire. Mineral glass is more prone to scratching, but it is generally more shatter-resistant than sapphire due to its flexible nature.
Overall, sapphire crystal is favored for premium watches due to its superior scratch resistance and clarity, while mineral glass is often used in more budget-friendly options.
These watches are water-resistant up to100 m.
