Chronometer Investigations LTD
Tempus Indagamis. We Investigate Time.
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Note the words, “Stainless Stael”
No its not misspelled.
Stainless Stael is an ultra-refined, nano-structured stainless alloy that combines high corrosion resistance with exceptional hardness, elasticity, and thermal stability. It’s named to stand apart from conventional stainless steel — ideal for branding in high-end consumer and aerospace applications.
Polishes better than 904L (used by Rolex).
Maintains brilliance longer than 316L (used by Omega).
Can be finished to a platinum-like luster or dark gunmetal tone.
Offers anti-scratch performance without coatings.
Unique Innovations
Nano-reinforced structure resists micro-cracking under extreme stress.
Self-healing oxide layer from Cr-Mo-Ni-Ti blend protects from surface oxidation in seawater, acid rain, or sweat.
High-lustre retention from vanadium and ceramic particles for polished applications (e.g. watch cases).
Thermal shape stability under rapid cooling or heating cycles.
Brand Name: Stainless Stael™
Tagline: “The Future Alloy of Time”
Key Properties
Property Value / Rating
Hardness (Vickers) ~700 HV
Tensile Strength ~1200 MPa
Density ~7.95 g/cm³
Elastic Modulus 220 GPa
Thermal Conductivity 12 W/m·K
Corrosion Resistance Superior to 904L and 316L
Non-Magnetic Tunable (slightly magnetic variant possible)
Finish Mirror polish or satin – extremely stable
Wear Resistance Extremely high; resists micro-scratches
Workability Moderate (requires high-temp forging)
Weldability Good with specialized flux
This unique watch represents many hours of work
perfecting the “The Future Alloy of Time”.
So what is this watch worth?
The special alloy and the fact its a one of a kind makes it expensive.
If sold at sotheby’s the asking price would be around –
wait for it – $125,000.
Dr Watch contacted a person at sotheby’s to get a starting price.
She almost passed out when shown the watch.
Her name was Agnes sotheby the daughter of Ruth Sotheby one of
the owners of the auction house.
Agnes had the watch tested and valued.
The movement has quartz 12 jewel movment made “in – house” by
Chronometer Investigations LTD.
Accuracy is within 1 second a month!
Battery lasts 10 years.
Movement is no affected by magnetic fields in any way.
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By the way the +/- 15 Sec a month on the front of the watch refers to
when the watch battery needs replacing.