Related Terms — Surface Finishing
Cutting angled edges on metal components to create three-dimensional visual effects.
Mechanical process creating a satin finish on watch surfaces using directional abrasive materials.
Cutting beveled edges on components to eliminate sharp corners and improve aesthetics.
Traditional decoration of parallel lines on watch movements, hallmark of Geneva watchmaking.
Parallel lines pattern applied to movement plates, also known as Cotes de Geneve or Genevese stripes.
Fine abrasive machining process achieving smooth surfaces and precise hole diameters.
Precision grinding process using abrasive compounds to achieve exact dimensional tolerances.
Achieving a highly reflective, glass-like finish on watch surfaces through precision polishing.