RotaryTraditional Pocket Watch with Skeleton Dial
R3,899
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.
Rotary pocket watch with a nickel-plated brass case and skeleton dial featuring roman numerals. Mechanical movement, Water Resistant and Two-year guarantee.
Product Features
| Display Type | Analogue |
| Date Display | No |
| Case Width | 47mm |
| Case Depth | 18mm |
| Dial Colour | White |
| Crystal/Glass Type | Mineral |
| Case Material | Nickel Plated Brass |
| Water-Resistant | No |
| Movement | Mechanical |
| Chronograph | No |
| Packaging | Rotary Packaging |
| Guarantee | Two year |
| Warranty Type | Rotary |
| Warranty Description | Rotary Two-year Guarantee |
| Supplied with | Official Rotary presentation box, official Rotary guarantee, instruction manual (where applicable) |
For more information visit Rotary
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