Making The Case For Case Finishing
The finishing quality of a watch is a major factor in its appearance and feel.
Case finishing refers to the way surfaces are polished, brushed, and beveled.
Prices are often justified or criticized based on finishing quality.
The term is thrown around all the time but seldom explored.
In this article, we'll explore case finishing, its challenges, and techniques used by brands like Seiko, Hamilton, and Minase.
Examples will be shared to illustrate case finishing at different levels.
Author's summary: Exploring case finishing quality in watches.
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