In recent years, bronze watches have been very popular, and they are loved for their unique oxidation effect and retro texture.
Bronze is used to make diving watches because of its natural resistance to salt water corrosion; the dial design draws inspiration from Tudor diving watches in the 1950s, and the core feature of the “snowflake” angular pointer, with a diameter of 43 mm, reproduces the aesthetics of the brass materials used in ancient ship diving equipment. This “active” metal is a type of aluminum-copper alloy with outstanding performance, especially used in naval engineering. Underwater parts must have super corrosion resistance. The slate gray dial is made of aluminum-copper alloy with a matte finish, which is full of personality; the bronze unidirectional rotating 60-minute scale outer ring is also matched with a matte slate gray anodized aluminum bezel, which echoes the dial surface and blooms a unique beauty. Every detail is intriguing. The 3, 6, and 9 o’clock hour markers use Arabic numerals, and the scale hour markers and hour and minute hands are all super luminous! The watch is equipped with a Swiss mechanical movement SW200 and is waterproof to 200 meters. The Biwan Bronze watch has a simple and neat appearance, and the case is frosted, making the visual beauty more harmonious.
