Watchmaking

Pin Buckle or Deployment Buckle: What are the differences?

When purchasing an automatic skeleton watch, every detail counts, including the type of clasp you choose for your strap. There are two main options available to you: the pin buckle and the folding ...

Everything you need to know about a watch face

A watch dial is the visual soul of the watch, its “face”, and reflects the watchmaking expertise behind each model. Its design, materials and finishes are key elements that influence both the aest...

316L Stainless Steel in Watchmaking: The Secret to a Durable and Elegant Watch

316L stainless steel, the preferred alloy in watchmaking, combines robustness, corrosion resistance and timeless elegance. At Arlyos, we have chosen this premium material to guarantee durable and ...

Sapphire Glass in Watchmaking: The Scratch-Resistant Asset for Eternal Durability

Sapphire crystal, a symbol of watchmaking excellence, offers unmatched scratch resistance and perfect clarity. At Arlyos, we have chosen this high-end material to guarantee our watches exceptional...

Ruby in watchmaking: Between tradition and excellence

Beyond their technical aspect, rubies symbolize the commitment of great watchmaking houses to excellence and tradition. Discover how their strategic use in essential friction points contributes to...