SPECIFICATIONS
Water Resistance Depth: 3Bar
Band Material Type: leather
Display Type: Numberless
Hign-concerned Chemical: None
Style: Fashion & Casual
Band Length: 2
Case Material: STAINLESS STEEL
Clasp Type: Push Button Hidden Clasp
Movement: Automatic Self-Wind
Feature: water proof
Case Thickness: 14
Boxes & Cases Material: Paper
Feature: Shock Resistant
Feature: Chronograph
Feature: Complete Calendar
Feature: Moon Phase
Feature: Week Display
Band Width: 20 to 24 mm
Dial Diameter: 40 to 44 mm
Case Shape: Round
Dial Window Material Type: Hardlex
Item Type: Mechanical Wristwatches
• Automatic Mechanical Movement :Experience the craftsmanship and precision of LIGE's automatic mechanical movement, ensuring precise timekeeping without the need for batteries.
• Tourbillon Clock Feature :The tourbillon clock feature adds a touch of elegance and sophistication, making it a perfect accessory for any occasion.
• Genuine Leather Strap :The watch comes with a genuine leather strap, providing comfort and durability for everyday wear.
• Waterproof Design :With its waterproof design, this watch can withstand rainfall and splashes, making it suitable for outdoor activities.
• Military Style :The military style of this wristwatch gives it a rugged and masculine look, perfect for those who appreciate a more robust aesthetic.
• High-Quality Material :Made from high-quality materials, this watch is designed to last, offering you a timeless piece of craftsmanship.
Each of our product have done the water resistant test , and the scratch resistant sampling of the glass be doing in production regular.
Instructions for use
1.All small dial of watches can work normally.
2.The first time to wear, you need to wind up the watch 30 laps of Clockwise rotation, In order to ensure the normal operation of the watch.
3.When the wear time is less than 8 hours or the arm swing less, the energy of watch is not enough to keep running.
4. Regarding the movement, this is an automatic movement, which follows the movement and can be kept for a long time.
