Ray | Black Stainless Steel Chronograph Watch With Blue Dial
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- 316L Stainless steel case
- Japanese quartz movement
- Push-button deployant clasp
- Stopwatch feature
- Durable sapphire crystal protects watch from scratches
Description
Designed for the man who knows his time is valuable. This men's chronograph watch is constructed in 316L stainless steel so you can track each second without worrying about rust, tarnish, or turning your wrist green.
Three stopwatch subdials and a date window are carefully placed on the blue dial, while easy-to-read hands keep you always on time. The solid steel construction gives this timepiece its weight, while the push-button deployant clasp keeps it safely on your wrist.
Worried about scratches? Don’t be. With strong sapphire glass, your watch stays safe.
Powered by reliable 6S30 Miyota quartz movement.
Designed by Lucleon in Denmark. Ships in an environmentally friendly storage box.
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Customer Reviews
I'm a watch collector and always looking for independent watch brands that bring new views and designs, and the Lucleon Ray watch is a true statement of it. The green dial is a trendy color, a sporty/elegant watch option in one, well-built and handsome, is not heavy to wear, and works great, as expected. It is a must-have for a watch collector!
It is good. The price is high.
PERFECT
Very pleased
I love every detail everything worked perfect my husband loves it. Advisable.
very good
Aesthetically beautiful, light to wear, perhaps the only flaw is the metal strap that I would have preferred perhaps with rounded edges However, a good product
Beautiful watch with green screen as I wanted it but on the other hand unfortunately too heavy on the wrist
The watch is beautiful, with the green dial it is truly spectacular, I am very satisfied, the only slightly subdued note is due to the fact that the hands and indexes are not visible in the dark.
It is as mentioned above. It is still very early.
