Editorial Policy
Evidence mode: specification-research. We analyze published listing details and do not present unverified claims as proven facts.
How sources are used
- Collect product listing fields: dimensions, steel/alloy wording, package contents, and variant labels.
- Normalize units to a common format such as 1.00mm, 1.20mm, and hardness labels like 54 HRC when shown by sellers.
- Map those specs to specific tasks (case opening, hand setting, movement handling, dial protection).
- Mark unclear or missing listing data as uncertainty, not as confirmed performance.
Claim handling standards
- No invented testing, credentials, or product facts.
- No guaranteed repair results or zero-damage promises.
- When seller claims conflict across variants, we call out the conflict directly.
Corrections standard
If a published spec or interpretation is wrong, we update the page text, note what changed, and adjust any affected comparison statements.
Corrections focus on factual clarity: model variant, stated dimensions, listed materials, or included accessories.