Created to complement your rugged persona, this spectacular men's wristwatch showcases a hollow skeleton design that elevates its look. Water-resistant with luminous hands and automatic self-wind movement, this simple yet dashing steampunk watch is perfect for parties, business meetings, or even for sports. Set in a stainless steel case and fitted with a smart leather band that is secured push button hidden clasp, order this vintage style mechanical watch now!
Specifications
Water Resistance Depth: 3Bar
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Watch Automatic: automatic mechanical watch, clock mechanism
Style: simple
Occassion: Office, Party, Sport, Business, Daily Life
Movement: Automatic Self-Wind
Model Number: D5
Men Watch: Mechanical Watch, Automatic Watch
Item Type: Mechanical Wristwatches
Function: skeleton watch,Tourbillon watch,Transparent,Luminous Hands
Feature: Water Resistant,luminous hands
Dial Window Material Type: Hardlex
Dial Diameter: 33mm
DIASTERIA Watch: JAPAN High Quality automatic mechanical Movement
Clasp Type: Push Button Hidden Clasp
Case Thickness: 11mm
Case Shape: Tonneau
Case Material: Stainless steel
Brand Name: GeraldBlack
Boxes & Cases Material: Leatherette
Band Width: 20mm
Band Material Type: Leather
Band Length: 24cm
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Shipping
This product ships from China in 3 to 5 days. You should receive this product within 12 to 21 business days. Our standard shipping is free to most countries around the world. At checkout, you will have the option to purchase 12 day expedited shipping on most products which will allow for you to receive the product within 10 to 12 days on average. Click here to review our shipping policy for more detail.
