Freedom 18857/1 Watch

The Watch

Blending elegance and refinement, the 18857/1 watch is sure to impress. It features a round stainless steel case measuring 41.50 mm in diameter and 10.50 mm thick - perfectly sized for a men's wrist. The dial is framed by a fixed fluted bezel in gold. A mineral crystal, prized for its resistance to everyday impacts, sits over the dial to protect it. At three o'clock, the crown lets you set the hands and the date and day windows. Finally, the screw-back case delivers water resistance up to 100 meters, or 10 ATM in watchmaking terms.

The Dial

Entirely golden, the dial features three gold-toned hands - two for the hours and minutes, and a seconds hand. They sweep across a minute track and Roman numeral hour markers. To keep the time readable even in low light, the hands are coated with a luminescent finish. For everyday practicality, two windows at the three and twelve o'clock positions display the day and date. The dial is completed by the brand signature at twelve o'clock, while six o'clock features indications for water resistance and movement type.

The Movement

Housed inside the case, a quartz movement by Miyota drives the hands and two windows, delivering accurate readings of the time, date, and day.

The Bracelet

In perfect harmony with the case, the bracelet is crafted in 316L stainless steel and gold PVD. It features three rows of links. Chic and modern, it measures 20.80 mm wide and will elegantly dress your wrist. A deployment clasp makes it effortless to put on and take off.

Water Resistance

This model offers a water resistance of 10 atmospheres, or 100 meters - meaning it's genuinely water-resistant. With its sporty personality, it's ready to join you wherever water is involved. From rain puddles to the pool, this timepiece handles splashes, showers, baths, and recreational swimming without missing a beat. That said, the watchmaking experts at Ocarat want you to know that this model, while water-resistant, is not designed for diving (recreational or professional) and should be kept away from high-pressure cleaning equipment. We also recommend keeping the crown and pushers out of reach while submerged.