Szaikyri Classic Watch for Women with Solid Stainless Steel Band Ladies Dress Watch Womens Calendar Watch (Silver Gold)
Product Description
Szaikyri Classic Watch for Women with Solid Stainless Steel Band Ladies Dress Watch Womens Calendar Watch (Silver Gold)
- Classic Diamond Design: with a sparkling bezel on the case and vacuum ion plating to ensure not easily discolor. 11 diamond scales and a calendar window on the dial, nice dress watch suitable for most occasions
- Precise Time keeping: Equipped with a Japanese imported movement, provides accurate and reliable time keeping, according to experimental data, the battery life can last up to 24 months
- Solid Stainless Steel Band: The watch packed with a Steel Belt Disassembler that can adjust the watch band length from 15cm to 20cm, suitable for most of women’s wrist
- Water Resistant For Daily Use: Equipped with stainless steel case back, and all watches undergo water resistant testing. It is suitable for daily use, such as washing hands, raining, However, it is not suitable for diving, swimming, bathing
- Vacuum Ion Plating Technology enhances durability, helping resist fading and keeping the watch looking newer for longer
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