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Watches by case material
94 references carry a sourced case material. Pick one to list every reference made in it.
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Stainless steel
83 references
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Resin
4 references
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Titanium
3 references
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White gold
3 references
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Rose gold
1 reference
Stainless steel
The default case metal for sports and everyday watches: corrosion-resistant, durable and easy to finish brushed or polished. 316L is the most common grade.
Resin
Moulded plastic cases, common on digital and tool watches: very light, inexpensive and good at absorbing knocks.
Titanium
Roughly 40% lighter than steel for the same volume and hypoallergenic for most wearers. It is usually a darker grey than steel and, unless surface-hardened, marks more easily.
White gold
Solid gold, usually 18k (75% gold), alloyed with other metals that set its colour. Heavier and softer than steel, so it marks more easily.
Rose gold
Solid gold, usually 18k (75% gold), alloyed with other metals that set its colour. Heavier and softer than steel, so it marks more easily.