In custom watch production, different case materials — stainless steel, ceramic, titanium, tungsten steel — require distinct machining strategies. Below is our standard production workflow, demonstrating our technical strength and structured manufacturing system.
Every project begins with professional design documentation. Watch drawings are typically divided into:
Designers create flat layouts, 3D models, and high-quality renderings to confirm aesthetic details. After approval, structural drawings are delivered to engineers for dimensional validation.
Before production starts, we confirm with clients:
We normally produce a prototype sample first. Only after sample approval do we proceed with mass production.
Based on confirmed drawings, raw watch case blanks are produced from solid steel plates through high-pressure extrusion.
Different materials such as titanium, ceramic, or tungsten steel require adjusted cutting speed, tool selection, and cooling strategy. Certain designs require additional small-lathe or multi-axis CNC equipment.
After machining and polishing, each watch case is ultrasonically cleaned and transferred to the Quality Inspection Department.
The Quality Department also verifies all external accessories supplied by partner factories.
Only accessories meeting technical standards are approved for assembly.
All qualified components are registered separately in the warehouse system. After confirming that every required accessory has arrived, materials are transferred to the assembly department.
The packaging and assembly department integrates all components to complete the watch.
Only after full inspection approval are watches prepared for shipment.
Our structured workflow — from design confirmation to CNC precision machining, from tolerance control to final assembly — reflects strong production capability and stable quality control.
We welcome cooperation with brands seeking reliable custom watch manufacturing partners.