Aside from being a timeless classic in the watch industry, just about every watch that is manufactured contains stainless steel.. For watches solely constructed with titanium, the consumer can expect to spend more, as titanium is more expensive. Stainless steel cases can be repaired and any scratches to the casing can be buffed out easily. Titanium cases cannot be repaired at all, and it is difficult to buff out scratches. Additionally, if there is any future desire to plate the casing in gold, the task can be performed with stainless steel, but not with titanium.

The different types of stainless steel differ in the metal composition. Most watches are made with 201 stainless steel or 304L stainless steel. They are cheaper to produce but they are less corrosion-resistant and magnetic-resistant. Many luxury watches put great emphasis on the fact that their watch cases are made of 316L Stainless Steel.

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