ALLOY WATCH

Shijin alloy quartz watch and alloy case watch are made of two or more metals or metals and non-metals that are melted or sintered or combined by other methods to form a substance with metallic properties. Alloys usually use a combination of various materials to improve alloy watch material in terms of strength, hardness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, etc.

TYPES OF SHIJIN ALLOY WATCH

Cheap 38mm Quartz Gold Wrist Watch

Round Diamond Dial Watch With Brown Leather Strap For Women

Chronograph Pilot Watch For Men Leather Band Wooden Bezel

Alloy Case Navy Blue Genuine Leather Watch

Blue Quick Release Leather Strap Chronograph Watch

THE BENEFITS OF SHIJIN ALLOY WRIST WATCH

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Corrosion Resistance

Owing to the usage of alloy straps, the corrosion resistance of the watch strap is very good. When you wear our alloy wrist custom watch china in bad weather such as heavy rain or snow, the alloy straps still do not undergo any changes and will not rust or break.

Affordable Price

Compared with other watches at the same price, SHIJIN alloy wrist watch is better, with the features of wearing-resistance, and stability, which are enough for daily life.

ALLOY WATCH VS. STAINLESS STEEL WATCH

Alloy Watch Vs. Stainless Steel Watch

Titanium alloy: It's a new class of structural materials developed in the late 1940s. Titanium alloy wrist watches are mostly composed of titanium and aluminum, vanadium, nickel, molybdenum, and other elements, and their main characteristics are high specific strength, corrosion resistance, and good medium and low-temperature performance. Its characteristics are very suitable for space and marine environments, so titanium alloys are also known as aerospace metals and marine metals.

Tungsten Alloy: tungsten-based alloys added with small amounts of nickel, copper, iron, and cobalt are called high-specific gravity alloys, heavy alloys, or high-density tungsten alloys. Due to its high density and high tensile strength, it has a good ray absorption ability, good electrical properties, good corrosion resistance, and oxidation resistance. However, due to its brittleness and poor ductility, only a few watch manufacturers use tungsten alloy as the material of the watch case and strap.

Palladium alloy: Palladium is a silvery-white metal that belongs to the same group of precious metals as platinum at a very expensive price. Over the past decade or so, the price of palladium has increased tenfold. Because of its scarcity and rarity, as well as its softness, ductility, and malleability, and its similarity to platinum, Palladium alloy watch material has been gaining popularity with jewelry and luxury custom watch manufacturers in recent years.