Watch crystals are usually divided into three types, plexiglass, mineral glass and sapphire glass. Although ceramic has the greatest scratch resistance, it is easy to be broken. Plexiglass can easily get scratched, but has a better impact resistance. Sapphire has the best scratch resistance, but the material is crisp, fear of being collided. Mineral glass is somewhere between them.
To avoid your sapphire glass face getting scratched, don’t let it friction with diamond, millstone, sandpaper, nail file and concrete wall. Allow it to contact with sharp and hard objects can also cause damage to the glass face. Besides, you’d better check your watch band at regular, otherwise, the watch glass can be broken to pieces once your watch fall to the ground.
Note: When buying watches, somebody frictions the watch glass face on the floor or scratches it with some hard objects to test hardness of the watch glass. I do not recommend to do so.


