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Coin-edge cases explained

coin edge case

A coin-edge (or reeded) case has fine ridges along the side of the case, like the edge of a coin. They catch light and add texture without a rotating bezel.

What it adds

Coin-edge detail shows from the angle other people see when you gesture. It can make a mid-size watch feel more jewel-like. The depth and spacing of the ridges decide how loud the effect is.

Wear considerations

Like fluting, bold ridges can catch on fabric. They also reveal polishing on pre-owned watches, since soft, rounded ridges often mean heavy polishing. Ask for close-ups of the case side when buying used.

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