RotaryMen's Greenwich Skeleton Automatic Bracelet Strap Watch
R5,799
About
Rotary Watches Limited is an award-winning worldwide brand of classic timepieces. The firm was founded in 1895 by Moise Dreyfuss in the Swiss town of La Chaux de Fonds. Rotary is still owned by the Dreyfuss Group. Rotary timepieces are now sold in over 65 countries throughout the world. Rotary specialises in designing affordably stylish timepieces, blending the ‘old with the new’ and the ‘contemporary with the classic’ to achieve a distinctive range of watches.
This robust Skeleton watch from the Greenwich family features a stunning exposed automatic movement, a blue grid dial and minimalist hour markers, encased within the scratch-resistant sapphire glass. The Stainless Steel case is an impressive 42mm H link Stainless Steel bracelet is secured with a deployment clasp. It is water-resistant to 50m. Whilst paying homage to our Swiss heritage, the collection represents a triumph of watchmaking dexterity and quintessentially British design.
Product Features
- Exposed automatic movement
- Blue grid dial
- Scratch resistant sapphire glass
- 42mm H-link Stainless steel bracelet
- Deployment clasp
- Water-resistant to 50m
- Swiss
Product Specifications
| Display Type | Analogue |
| Date Display | No |
| Case Width | 42mm |
| Case Depth | 11.2mm |
| Dial Colour | Rotary Mid Blue |
| Dial Features | Skeleton |
| Crystal / Glass Type | Flat Sapphire |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Connection Type | H Link Bracelet |
| Connection Material / Colour | Stainless Steel |
| Clasp Type | Deployment Clasp |
| Water Resistance | 50M |
| Movement Type | Automatic |
| Chronograph | No |
| Supplied with | Official Rotary presentation box, official Rotary guarantee, instruction manual (where applicable) |
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