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Monza | Black and Yellow Racing Watch
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- Free shipping on this item
- In stock
- Return within 365 days - no questions asked!
- Sapphire crystal and surgical-grade stainless steel
- Includes extra pair of silicone straps
- Racing themed design
Description
Live fast. It’s only dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Gunmetal grey bolts hold black rims in place on this race car inspired watch for men. Features a brake disc dial with yellow hands and a calliper.
The case and straps are made of PVD coated surgical-grade stainless steel, and ultra-hard sapphire crystal protects the dial. The whole watch is scratch and tarnish resistant. The Monza runs on reliable Japanese Miyota movement.
Straps close securely with a robust push-button deployant clasp. And for those times when traction matters more than shine, each watch in the Monza series comes with an extra pair of soft and elastic silicone straps.
Designed in Denmark. Arrives in an environmentally friendly storage box.
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Customer Reviews
Quality product. An ideal gift for a young man with a strong hand.
A watch worthy of a racing driver, both on the rally track and at traffic lights at the intersection.I disconnected the bracelet and switched to a silicone strap. The watch then looks full. The bracelet overwhelms the dial design too much.Wrist decoration with watch function. As a watch... it is difficult to read the time (except 12, 6).As a decoration 10/10It would be useful to have a backlight on the dial. :)
Super fast delivery and everything looks good. Very satisfied
Nice quality! The picture underneath it's very good put together! Nice weight to it. It's a lovely addition to my collection.
The watch is flawless. In my opinion it does not need any change nor is it flawed
Everything as it looks!
I am very satisfied, it is recommended
Really nice watch for the price and really nice packaging. Delivery was quick. Overall a good experience.
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Very nice watch, very nicely packaged. Delivered quickly.
