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1356 horological terms explained
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Pavé SettingCase
Technique covering a surface densely with small diamonds or gemstones, minimizing visible metal.
Polished caseCase
Case finish with a mirror-like reflective surface achieved through grinding and buffing.
Prong SettingCase
Traditional method securing gemstones using metal fingers extending from bezel base.
PushersCase
Buttons on the case side used to operate chronographs and other functions.
Pushers GasketCase
Seals around chronograph pushers to maintain water resistance.