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First and foremost, Steeldive watches are exquisite and captivating timepieces renowned in the horological world for their exceptional quality and outstanding design. These watches serve not only as accurate timekeeping tools but also as stylish accessories that reflect your personal style and taste.

Each Steeldive watch is meticulously crafted by experienced artisans using robust and durable materials, ensuring reliability and longevity in various environments. Whether you are in the office, exploring the great outdoors, or attending social gatherings, a Steeldive watch exudes confidence and unique charm.

These watches boast minimalist and refined designs, seamlessly blending modern and classic elements. Their dials are made from premium materials, allowing for easy readability of time, and come equipped with practical functionalities such as date displays and chronographs.

In addition to their exceptional design and functionalities, Steeldive watches pay attention to detail, showcasing impeccable craftsmanship and precision. They are equipped with bracelet clasps that enhance comfort during wear, while scratch-resistant sapphire crystals add a touch of luxury and visual allure.

Steeldive watches offer a wide range of models catering to different preferences and lifestyles. Their dive watches, for instance, are engineered to withstand the pressures of underwater exploration, making them ideal companions for diving enthusiasts. The pilot watches, on the other hand, boast aviation-inspired designs, reminiscent of the golden age of flight.

Beyond their technical prowess, Steeldive watches also embrace the concept of individuality. With customizable options such as interchangeable straps and bezels, you can effortlessly tailor your watch to suit various occasions and outfits, ensuring a versatile and personalized timekeeping experience.

Apart from their superior craftsmanship, Steeldive watches also prioritize affordability, providing watch enthusiasts with access to high-quality timepieces without breaking the bank. This combination of quality and affordability has garnered Steeldive a loyal following of watch enthusiasts, who appreciate the value proposition these watches offer.

Moreover, Steeldive watches have established a strong online presence, allowing customers around the world to conveniently browse and purchase their desired models. With dedicated customer support and a seamless online shopping experience, Steeldive ensures that every customer's journey from selection to ownership is smooth and enjoyable.

In conclusion, Steeldive watches transcend being mere timekeeping instruments; they are works of art that elevate your image and style. Whether you are a watch collector, a fashion enthusiast, or someone who values extraordinary quality, Steeldive watches cater to your needs and bestow upon you a distinct allure. Embrace the time-honored craftsmanship and refined aesthetics of Steeldive, and elevate your timekeeping experience to new heights.

Does my watch require any repairs? When do you perform maintenance? This is the issue that concerns us all.

Why is it necessary to maintain mechanical watches?

The lubricating oil is crucial to the mechanical watch's ability to function normally. The number of diamonds on a watch refers to the quantity of ruby jewels on the movement's splint. In general, the movement is better the more diamonds there are. To reduce friction with the wheel shaft, lubricating oil is necessary for every jewel. The friction between the gemstone and the wheel shaft will significantly rise once the lubricating oil has been used up or has degraded. The movement will be harmed by the tiny particles created by dry friction, and stuck gears will result from deteriorating lubricating fluid.

#Routine maintenance

Common safety precautions include avoiding powerful impacts, staying away from magnetic fields (like those emitted by microphones), avoiding coming into contact with acidic or alkaline materials, and avoiding coming too close to steam.

It is possible to maintain a watch once every 4-5 years if it has a good seal since dust cannot easily enter the watch mechanism and the lubricating oil does not easily volatilize, disperse, or degrade. The user needs to perform maintenance roughly every two years if they work in a dusty or humid environment. In other words, you need to be adaptable to the watch's transit time. The watch needs to be cleaned and inspected right away if it is discovered to have been submerged in water, been impacted by moisture, been magnetized, fallen, had a significant error, or stopped.

#Winding each day

For manually wound mechanical watches, it is advised to wind the watch for 20 to 30 laps the first time, and then it is advisable to wind the watch on a regular basis each day.

The movement of the arm is primarily what causes the mechanical watch with automatic winding to wind up (since the wearer is moving and the watch is worn for 8 hours, additional winding is not required). It can be manually wound in addition if the winding is insufficient. A well-made mechanical watch will typically have an automated sliding mechanism when the winding is complete to guard against the watch breaking if the mainspring is excessively tight. As a result, the clockwork cannot turn a day.

#Avoid being near magnetic fields

Microwave ovens, electric irons, fax machines, electric shavers, vacuum cleaners, and even daily usage of mobile phones and computers all contribute to the magnetization of timepieces.

#Storing unused watches in the future

Do not pack it in the suitcase that also contains health and mothballs. Otherwise, the watch oil would deteriorate and the watch machine's time will be incorrect.

The GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) watch has its origins in the need for a timepiece that could display multiple time zones simultaneously. It was initially developed for aviation purposes, particularly for pilots who frequently traveled across different time zones.

The concept of GMT itself stems from the establishment of a standard reference time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London, known as Greenwich Mean Time. GMT was adopted as the international time standard at the International Meridian Conference in 1884. It serves as a reference point for timekeeping worldwide.

The first GMT watch was introduced by Rolex in the 1950s. It was specifically designed for Pan American World Airways pilots who were facing the challenges of long-haul flights and navigating through various time zones. Rolex collaborated with Pan Am to create a watch that would allow pilots to keep track of both their home time and the time at their destination.

The key feature of a GMT watch is an additional hand, usually in a different color, on the dial that makes one full rotation every 24 hours. This hand is calibrated to display a second time zone in conjunction with a 24-hour bezel or an additional dial. The main hour hand indicates the local time, while the GMT hand can be independently set to track a different time zone.

To use a GMT watch effectively, follow these steps:

1. Set the local time: Adjust the main hour hand to match the current time in your current location. This can be done by pulling out the crown (the knob on the side of the watch) and turning it clockwise or anticlockwise.

2. Set the GMT hand: Determine the time zone you want to track using the GMT hand. Pull the crown out to the first or second position (depending on the watch) and set the GMT hand to the corresponding hour for that time zone.

3. Read the time: The main hour hand indicates the local time, while the GMT hand displays the time in the second time zone. The 24-hour bezel or an additional dial can be used to track the third time zone if available.

Remember to account for any Daylight Saving Time adjustments or changes in time zones when setting and reading the GMT watch.

Steeldive SD1993 diving watch is known for its durability and functionality. With a 24 hour watch ring, and a separate GMT pointer. A variety of bracelet ensure the watch fits comfortably on your wrist and meets your specific requirements.

Watch sharing  Aesthetics of simple details

We always have high requirements for accessories, to have a sense of design, to have texture, to be high class.

Watch, for example, carries the craftsmanship of craftsmen, the combination of mechanical art and aesthetics, but also the visible connotation and elegance.

If you don't know what kind of watch you should get for the first time in your life, then this Steelflier Carved Coin Bezel VH31 Quartz Watch SF741 is the right choice, simple atmosphere, classic meaningful.

This quartz watch is very simple aesthetic artistic sense, dial axis point and scale display formed a golden ratio, presenting the most perfect visual effect.  Clean and pure dial, charming dome arc table mirror, narrow frame design, the grand mirror perspective is more transparent and retro.  The whole table in thin and weight control makes it very light to wear, especially in winter can easily slide into the cuff, comfortable full marks.  The overall presentation of business leisure style, 200 meters of life waterproof can prevent the daily life and work of washing hands and face caused by splashing trouble.

Simple aesthetic design is suitable for any style of wear and occasion, watch strap with leather belt, traditional needle buckle design, make it wear more attached to the wrist, a pursuit of simple, efficient attitude to life, a scientific and rational interpretation of the broad feelings of romantic art.

When we look into the future, time may always seem very long, but as long as the heart to manage, you and I can have the beauty and growth given by the years.

In the civilian world, the most common timekeeping system is the 12-hour dial, which shows the same time twice a day. Therefore, two similar notations should be distinguished by different notations: AM and PM. This makes it easy to confuse timeframes.

In the military arena, confusion about the meaning of time can be deadly. Therefore, the military had to improvise a timing system that would reduce the possibility of ambiguity. This introduced the military time system, also known as the 24-hour clock system.

Soldiers often used devices for long-range communication to enhance their cohesion, offensive, and defensive strategies. A slight error in information can lead to wrong actions. This was one of the drawbacks of the 12-hour clock. For instance, in the 12-hour system, it is very easy to confuse 12 midnight and 12 noon. It is also very difficult in to do swift calculations in time difference. For example, in the 12-hour system, it is harder to know that something lasts for six-hour when told it starts from 10:45 to 4:45. On the contrary, it is easier to comprehend that it starts from 10:45 to 16:45. For these challenges in the 12-hour system, the US Navy adopted the 24-hour system in 1920 which was later adopted by the US Army in 1942. However, the 24-hour clock was used informally by the Army and Navy in the latter half of World War I. Evidence of this can be found on the few dials of World War I American trench clocks.

The 12-hour clock is still widely used in the United States today. The 24-hour system is also popular with airlines and other transit agencies where mistiming can cause confusion. Pilots, scientists and polar explorers employ his 24-hour clock. This is most likely due to the sun shining or being dark in that location for a long period of time. Night, which takes up most of the day, can be confusing for explorers. Professionals with highly sensitive operations, such as hospitals and intensive care units, also provide care around the clock. A small mistake in drug administration can lead to patient death.

While the world adapts, adapts, and optimizes its systems to meet the needs of new technologies and methods, the history of the military era continues to be written.

The Steeldive VH60 SF746 is a state-of-the-art instrument for professional pilots, designed for reliability and accuracy to meet current aviation specifications, with a 39 mm diameter dial for enhanced legibility. Subtle but significant design evolutions in the case, bezel, lugs and dial make the 39mm Steel Dive VH60 SF746 a modern pilot's watch rather than a remake of the original. Strictly in its original black and white paint scheme and without the patina that often twists the perception of historic watches.

Watch Specification
Model: SF746
Movement type: Sweep second quartz movement
Movement model: VH60
Battery model: SR920SW（2 years)
Case material: 316L stainless steel
Case back: 316L stainless steel
Watch mirror: flat sapphire crystal with AR coating.
Water resistance: 200m / 20 ATM
Luminous: Swiss C3 green and BGW9 blue super luminous.
Crown: Screwdown Crown
Case back: Screwback Case
Clasp: 3 inner hold adjustable clasp
Watch Dimension
Case diameter:39mm ( without crown)
Case length: 49mm (lug to lug)
Case thickness: 12mm 
Lug width: 20mm