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Titanium is a metallic element found in the
earth's crust. Titanium is 30% stronger than steel and nearly 50%
lighter than steel. When exposed to the atmosphere, titanium forms a
tight, tenacious oxide film that resists a variety of materials that
corrode other metals. It is especially resistant to salt water
corrosion. Titanium is the so-called 'space age' metal because up
until the mid-1970s, more than 85% of titanium produced was used in
the aerospace industry. Titanium's unique properties--density half
that of steel, excellent strength retention to 1,000 degrees F and
atmospheric corrosion immunity superior to that of other
metals--made it ideal for the construction of the engines and frames
of jet planes, rockets and space craft. The military uses the metal
in weapons like guided missiles and recoil mechanisms in artillery.
The extraction of titanium from its ores is a relatively slow and
costly process, which makes the metal expensive. For years the high
cost of titanium limited its use to military and aerospace purposes.
Martin Heinrich Klaproth, the Austrian chemist who confirmed the
discovery of the metal, named it after the Titans, the first sons of
the earth in Greek mythology. Titanium watches are
particularly well suited for sportsmen and divers' because,
Titanium watches are surprisingly light on the wrist. You can
feel the difference compared to a steel watch. But what separates
Titanium watches from steel watches is the following:-Titanium
is hypoallergenic. It's nickel-free. Titanium watches can be
worn comfortably even when the skin perspires.- Because the metal is
stronger than steel, titanium watches are more durable.- The
corrosion-resistance feature makes titanium watches
particularly well suited for divers'. Titanium watches are
environmentally friendly it conies from the earth and is recyclable.
Watchkings.com is proud to offer over 30 unique Men’s Seiko
Titanium Watches.
