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What is 316L steel and why is it used in watches? What about 904L?
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 316L steel is a type of austenitic stainless steel. The "L" stands for "Low carbon," which is a crucial part of its properties.Here's a simple breakdown ...

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My Eastern Watch Collection: Deep Dive: Tanks of the East
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Established on July 13, 1950, Orient is currently operating as a subsidiary of the Seiko Epson Corporation and occupies a unique space in Japanese ...

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Important Japanese Mechanical Watch Movements
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 From a purely mechanical perspective, Japanese watchmaking's most significant contributions are different in character from the Swiss "most important" ...

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What are the most important mechanical Swiss watch movement ever?
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Defining the single "most important" mechanical watch movement is challenging, as several calibers hold this status for different reasons—from enabling ...

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My Eastern Watch Collection: Deep Dive: What is Seiko’s LumiBrite?
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LumiBrite is a proprietary luminous material developed and used by Seiko in its watches. It is applied to the hands, hour markers, and sometimes the ...

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