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Ceramic Cases
I'm just curious if anyone with a ceramic cased watch (JLC or otherwise) could share their experience of the durability of the case.
I was looking at a recent IWC model with ceramic case but read a number of reports of the case chipping quite badly, particularly near the crown (if dropped) and costing a exhorbitant amount of money to repair. I saw it explained as an issue of ceramic being very hard but not so tough, as compared to steel etc. Obviously it isn't nice to think of watches dropping, but these things do happen. Could be worth looking into, though I think the model you have in question is a fine piece.
Good luck with your decision,
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Ceramic all the way!
By: Artoxares : November 17th, 2011-12:56
Whatever the brand, the majority of watch lovers does not show great enthusiasm for stealthy models; They are hardly discussed most of the time. My point is that if you truly like the MCCC, only listen to your heart and go for it! Never buy anything just ...
Great Point
By: Kour : November 18th, 2011-02:21
Thanks Nicholas! I was wondering, would you know what the lug width for the MCCC is? the Curved Springbars are making it hard to find a strap replacement for it... Along a similar vein, is there another watch you'd contemplate?
Ceramic Cases
By: fcus : November 17th, 2011-22:07
I'm just curious if anyone with a ceramic cased watch (JLC or otherwise) could share their experience of the durability of the case. I was looking at a recent IWC model with ceramic case but read a number of reports of the case chipping quite badly, parti...