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A manufacturing process that utilizes specialized molds to shape metal components through mechanical force. The metal sheets or strips are pressed onto the molds, causing the metal to take on specific shapes or patterns. This method is used to produce watch components such as dials, cases, and bezels, providing cost-effectiveness and efficiency for mass production. Stamped components undergo additional finishing processes like polishing, coating, or engraving to enhance their appearance and functionality.
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