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It refers to a design element characterized by a sloping surface or an angled edge on the watch case, dial, or frame. It is used to enhance the overall design of the watch and add a touch of beauty and uniqueness.
The bevel can be found in various parts of the watch, such as the case edges, frame sides, dial edges, crown guards, and movement bridges. It can have a slight or sharp angle, and it can be in the form of a straight or curved edge. The bevel in watches offers an elegant and distinctive touch, and it can be executed using different techniques and styles, It can be polished or it can be matte.
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