The Zirconium-based Liquid metal has high-strength, high-hardness, extremely strong wear and corrosion resistance, and is known to be the hardest light alloy currently available.
Using the rare Zirconium as the raw material, it’s formed under rapid cooling, and is a class of alloy that was developed to maintain an amorphous atomic structure in a solid state. When cooled, it is 4.5 times stronger and 2.5 times harder than stainless steel and titanium alloy.
By melting the material to 1000°C, then cooled to 200°C in just 1 second, the material becomes an amorphous state with a small shrinkage rate (0.25%), which makes it an ideal material for making precision parts. The material is then shaped using state-of-the-art techniques into the sophisticated design of the watch body, using vacuum die-casting, polishing, injection moulding, sandblasting, radium engraving and over 30 intense processes.
Thus, it does not deform easily under heating conditions yet comes with a high-end metallic sheen, making it resistant enough to take with you to rocky terrains, hot deserts, luxurious dinners, and even daily commute.
As compared to Titanium, the Zirconium-based Liquid metal has better durability, more corrosion and wear resistance, better durability and inflexibility, more bacteria resistance, and is more hypoallergenic.