Can Titanium made watches have scratches?
Although titanium is a very strong metal, much stronger than gold, platinum and silver, and is more scratch, bend and dent resistant, it is not completely scratch resistant, it can still be scratched by abrasive materials like rocks, sandpaper, even hardened steel tools and utensils or even soft wood surface. Our experience shows that with normal wear, titanium bracelet will quickly begin to show small scrapes and scratches just like stainless steel bracelet.
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