Watch Case Lost Wax Investment Casting

Product Introduction

Most watches are made of stainless steel, that is, 316L stainless steel, which will not rust under normal circumstances. But resistance to rust is also relative. When the watch is often exposed to corrosive chemicals, or often exposed to sea water without cleaning it, it is likely to cause the watch to rust.

What to do if the watch case is rusted？

There are two ways to deal with the rust on the watch case, one is polishing, and the other is using a chemical reaction to remove rust. As for which method to choose, it depends on the degree of rust of the watch and the material of the case. For the metal case of pure alloy, it is better to deal with it after rusting. If the rust is less and shallow, you can apply some toothpaste and wipe it with a cloth to remove the stain. If the watch case lost wax investment casting has a relatively large rusted area, you can drip some vinegar and leave it for an hour before cleaning and erasing. If it is serious, you can also use a rust remover. For watches with plating, rust is more difficult to deal with. Improper handling will not only cause the plating to fall off but also expose the bottom layer to be more likely to be corroded. If the rust is serious, it is better to send it to a professional repair shop for processing.

Watch the appearance maintenance method？

1. Pay attention to wiping off the sweat and stains on the watch at ordinary times, especially in summer, when the human body sweats more. Although sometimes the watch does not look dirty, but if it does not wipe off the sweat for a long time, it will corrode the watch case and bracelet. Especially in the joints of the watch chain and the recesses of the back case of the watch, it is easy to accumulate stains and sweat stains, which can easily cause the watch to rust.

2. When there are slight scratches on the watch case, you can drop a few drops of water, apply a little toothpaste, and wipe it with a rag to remove it. However, the more obvious scratches are difficult to deal with by yourself, so you still have to be careful not to bump into hard objects.

3. Nowadays, many high-end watches are made of sapphire glass. Although this material is difficult to be scratched in daily life, it is relatively easy to break. So don't think that the watch cover is not easy to scratch and you can take it lightly, but try not to let the watch cover collide with hard objects.

Now most of the watches of well-known brands are made of fine steel, so under normal circumstances, the watch case will not rust. If you have not been in contact with some corrosive chemicals, or are often exposed to seawater, the possibility of rust is very low. If you usually maintain it well and still rusts, then you may have bought a fake.

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