12H Hector Silver & White 40mm Ocean Blue Leather Watch

The Watch

This watch strikes the perfect balance between elegance and functionality. Made in France, it features a round case in polished stainless steel, with a diameter of 40 mm and a thickness of 8 mm - giving it a refined, contemporary profile. The minimalist design delivers a sleekness that pairs effortlessly with a wide range of styles. A testament to watchmaking expertise, the domed sapphire crystal adds durability and scratch resistance to this timepiece.

The Dial

The white dial of this watch, enhanced by a double-circle finish, is a study in refined elegance. High-contrast Arabic numerals ensure outstanding legibility at a glance. A precise minute track frames the time indications, while a small seconds counter at 7 o'clock adds a luxurious dimension to the dial. The analog hand display delivers a harmonious visual experience, subtly completed by the brand inscription at the center - a mark of craftsmanship and authenticity.

The Movement

Powering this watch is a high-precision quartz movement by Japanese brand Miyota, caliber 1L45. Renowned for its reliability and accuracy, it delivers the kind of consistent timekeeping that has made Japanese movements legendary. This watch is where watchmaking tradition meets modern technology - a perfect companion for the dynamic man who values both performance and understated style.

The Strap

The strap on this watch adds a note of clarity and sophistication to the overall design. Crafted in ocean blue cowhide leather, it strikes a striking contrast with the white dial. The 20 mm lug width ensures optimal comfort and fits a variety of wrist sizes. The pin buckle clasp provides a secure, fuss-free fastening.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance up to 5 ATM, making it fully capable of handling everyday exposure to water. Whether you're showering or caught in the rain, it holds up beautifully - preserving both its integrity and its looks. That said, prolonged submersion and extreme water sports are best avoided.