RotaryMen's Henley Galvanic Black Dial Bracelet Watch
R4,199
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 Henley features a Stainless Steel case with a galvanic black dial and Applied Index hour markers, shielded within a scratch-resistant sapphire glass. It features a GMT function. The Stainless Steel 3 link bracelet is secured with a deployment clasp. It is water-resistant to 100m.
Product Features
- A galvanic black dial Rotary Men's watch which features an additional GMT hand, providing dual time using the bezel.
- Premium sapphire crystal glass provides better protection from scratches in your daily life.
- The easy to read dial features luminous indexes and hands.
- Stainless-steel case watch.
- 3 link stainless-steel bracelet finished with a deployment clasp to ensure security on the wrist.
- Displays date at the 3 o'clock position.
- Made to survive stresses of daily life and for everything from laundry and washing your hands, to getting caught in true British rain, this watch is 100 metres water resistant.
Product Specifications
| Warranty | 2 years + 1 year extended from WatchO |
| Edition | Henley |
| Usually For | Men |
| Water Resistancy | 100 Metres |
| Dial Colour | Black |
| Date Feature | Date display at the 3 o'clock position |
| Glass | Sapphire Crystal |
| Case Width | 40mm |
| Case Thickness | 10.1mm |
| Case Shape | Round |
| Case Material | Stainless-steel |
| Band Colour | Silver |
| Band Material | Stainless-steel |
| Band Type | Bracelet |
| Clasp Type | Deployment Clasp |
| Movement | Quartz |
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