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Vitreous Enamel and Its Role in Watch Decoration

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Horological Society of New York ·
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Vitreous enamel used in watch decoration consists of finely ground glass applied to metal and fired in a kiln. Applied wet or dry to surfaces such as copper or silver, it melts and fuses into a durable colored layer, a technique discussed in historical literature on enameled watches.

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