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February 6, 2025
Educational
The Ultimate Guide to Watch Materials: Stainless Steel, Ceramic, and More
Breakdown of common watch materials and what they mean for wear, weight, and value.

From classic stainless steel to cutting-edge ceramics and precious metals, luxury watches come in a variety of materials. Here's how they differ in appearance, durability, and price.
Stainless Steel
- Most common and durable
- Scratch-resistant and versatile for daily wear
Ceramic
- Highly scratch-resistant
- Lightweight and modern, but can crack under impact
Titanium
- Strong and lightweight
- Hypoallergenic but often has a darker tone
Precious Metals (Gold, Platinum)
- Luxurious and valuable
- Heavier, softer, and more expensive
Conclusion:
Each material brings its own advantages. At Avum Collection, we’ll help match you with the perfect timepiece based on both form and function.
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