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Country of originJapanJapan
Mechanism
Movement typequartzquartz
Second hand++
Power sourcesolar batterysolar battery
Dial
Dial typeanaloganalog
Type of indexmarksmarks
Colour
blue
black
Backlightluminousluminous
Features
date
date
Case and strap
Case shaperoundround
Case materialstainless steelstainless steel
Colourstainless steelstainless steel
Glass materialmineralmineral
Rotating bezel
Straprubber straprubber strap
Strap colourblueblack
Claspclassic (with buckle)classic (with buckle)
General specs
Waterproof200 WR / 20 ATM200 WR / 20 ATM
Diameter (width)44 mm44 mm
Thickness12 mm12 mm
Added to E-Catalogjune 2016june 2016

Dial colour

Clock face background colour. Indicated for models with pointer or combination dials (see "Dial type"); in purely electronic models, usually, either a grey substrate (for conventional LCDs) or a dark base (for LEDs) is used.

The most popular in modern watches are black, white, silver and blue dials. However, in addition to this, other shades can be found on the market — in particular, beige, yellow, green, golden, brown, red, orange, pink, grey and purple. A special case are watches with chameleon glasses (see below).

Some models are available in several colour options, in such cases these options are listed separated by commas — for example, "white, red, silver." If the dial is painted simultaneously in 2 or 3 colours, they are indicated as a combination — for example, "white with red" or "white with yellow and red". And multi-coloured models include models in which more than 3 colours are used for the dial.

Strap colour

The main colour of the watch strap/bracelet.

The most popular shades nowadays are stainless steel(the colour of most metal bracelets, not necessarily steel ones), golden(bracelets made of gold and "gold"), black(strap made of different materials, including rubber and nylon, as well as separate bracelets) and brown(mostly leather straps). Other colour options include beige, white, yellow, green, camouflage ( military style), red, orange, pink, silver, grey, blue, and purple.

In addition, some models of watches are equipped with two-tone straps. Most often, white, gold and black are used as secondary colours, and this colour is specified after the main one — for example, “blue with white” or “stainless steel with gold”. If this paragraph lists several colours separated by commas — for example, "black, red, blue" — this means...that the watch is either sold in several versions that differ in the colour of the strap, or comes with several interchangeable straps / bracelets of the corresponding colours at once. This nuance should be clarified separately.