Now, the material used in this watch is also a little different. It uses a silver chrome material, which feels smooth on the hands. Plus, it looks highly modern and minimal, making it easy to wear around anything. Plus, they make an excellent timeless piece you can pass down as an heirloom from generation to generation. Regardless of your choice, make sure the material comes with excellent quality and durability! Case Types

Chain: The chain is typically made from the same material as the body of the watch. This is for appearance rather than function. Power All you’ll have to do is wear the watch on your wrist, and your movement is enough to power the whole watch. Each of those mentioned materials has its pros and cons, and their difference can also be seen in how much each of them costs. Let’s get to know each of them for a bit. AcrylicMost watch manufacturers use either of the three most common types: acrylic, mineral glass, and sapphire crystal. You see, the material is naturally water-resistant, and therefore, we don’t have to worry about rust building upon the body. It’s the perfect material which we can pass from one generation to another. Acrylic lenses are the most inferior type of material out there. As much as possible, you’d want to avoid acrylic materials because of their low quality.

It’s not that durable, and it gets scratched easily. One high drop or long scratch could already potentially damage the window, and nobody wants that. Movement: This means the watch gets its power from the mechanical movement of gears and levers driven by a spring. The spring has to be manually wound regularly, usually every 20 to 24 hours. Rest assured, the crystal is durable enough to withstand scuffs and scratches. You’ve got nothing to worry about!On the other hand, a half-hunter case has a small window to let you see the time without actually flipping open the case. Design Mineral crystal is highly affordable and resists most drops and scratches. Although it’s not as hard as sapphire, it still comes with great value. Sapphire Glass The Tissot Savonnette looks elegant, stunning, and striking. With its durable mineral crystal dial window and reliable Swiss quartz movement, you’ve got yourself a reliable timepiece to take home.