Stuhrling Original Men's 219B.335657 Sportsmans Concorso D'Italiano Swiss-Quartz Black Watch (Watch)
By Stuhrling Original

Buy new: $109.00
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The sporty Stuhrling Original Men's Sportsmans Concorso D'Italiano Swiss-Quartz Black Watch is powered by a stalwart genuine Swiss quartz engine which presents a classic three-hand arrangement for the simple time and a quick set date complication at the three o’clock position. The large Arabic numerals at twelve and six, as well as the bullet indices have all been individually applied to the hydraulically embossed patterned dial. The sleek sport style hour and minute hands have been treated with Super Luminova and the razor-thin center sweep second-hand features an arrowhead color-coordinated to the minute marker dots. And just beyond the perimeter of the main dial is the outer track chapter ring trimmed with Arabic-numeral minute markers complementing the overall theme of the d’Italiano. The entirety of the dial has been recessed into the classic 46-millimeter round case which has been constructed of the finest grade of stainless steel, 316L. The bezel has been slightly beveled and treated with a mirror high-polish finish like the rest of the casing, and the stout guard rails protect the 7.3mm knurled edge crown. The stylish crown has been embossed and de-bossed with the Stührling signature logo, and then polished to an even finish for a touch of detailing that even the finest sports-car would be proud of. With dual ‘O” rings on the inside of the crown, the d’Italiano allows for water resistance to 50 meters. The crystal that covers the captivating face is Krysterna for durability. And “where the rubber meets the road,” is the rubber strap with a patterned design together with a dandy stainless steel buckle that fastens this everyday sport watch to your wrist. When in the closed position, the strap conforms to the buckle and lays flatter and more comfortable on the wrist. Gentlemen. Start your engines. Read more