304, 316L or 904L which type of stainless steel is the best for a watch band?
Every watch lover knows that materials are the key factors when it comes to building great timepieces. The large watch brands are aware of it even more and that’s why each of them carefully selects materials for their high-end products. Today we’ll dig into stainless steel, as it is one of the most common materials used in building both watches and watch bands. But not any steel is equally good. That’s why we’ve decided to break it down for those who want to know more about the matter.
In the end, you do want the best for your investment, right?. . .
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