Classic Chronograph wall clock F20492/3

The Watch
Festina presents this distinguished timepiece from its Classic Chronograph collection. It brings a touch of masculine sophistication to your wrist, pairing effortlessly with any outfit. The gold PVD stainless steel case measures 48mm in diameter. A fixed bezel sits atop it, marking the minutes in Arabic numerals at three key positions. To operate the chronograph function, two pushers are positioned at 2 and 4 o'clock, flanking the crown used to set the time. The caseback is screwed in, and a sapphire crystal protects the dial.

The Dial
An elegant round dial in deep green takes center stage on this timepiece. A white seconds track runs along the outer edge, complemented by gold baton indices with luminescent treatment for easy nighttime reading. Two central hands and a sweep seconds hand - all luminescent - ensure full legibility at any hour. Sub-dials at 6, 9, and 12 o'clock display small seconds, 30-minute, and 24-hour counters respectively. At 3 o'clock, a date window sits alongside the Festina brand name as a signature.

The Movement
Festina equips this timepiece with a quartz movement. Driving the hands, counters, and date window is the Japanese Miyota caliber MJS15 - a movement that delivers the quality and precision you'd expect from a Japanese manufacture.

The Bracelet
The beauty of this Festina watch also comes from its bracelet. Crafted in gold PVD, it adds a touch of everyday elegance to your wrist. A refined brushed finish completes the look. The bracelet fastens with a simple deployment clasp and features a 23mm lug width.

Water Resistance
With a water resistance of 100 meters (10 ATM in watchmaking terms), this boldly styled timepiece is equally at home at a black-tie gala and in the water. Feel free to wear it in the shower, the bath, or the pool - even during an energetic swim session. That said, our team of watch experts wants to make it clear: this model is not designed for scuba diving (freediving or tank diving) or high-pressure water jets. The golden rule: shower, bath, and swimming only - and never operate the pushers or crown while submerged.