Men's Watch Classics F20426/2 Blue

The Watch

Festina invites you to discover this new watch with a chic and classic look. The Classics F20426-2 Blue model is entirely blue - a stunning timepiece that pairs effortlessly with any outfit, adding a touch of refinement to every look. It features a round 43-millimeter stainless steel 316L case, ideal for a men's wrist. A mineral crystal sits over the blue dial, protecting it from scratches and everyday shocks. At three o'clock, a crown allows you to set the hands and a date window keeps you on schedule. Finally, its snap-back case ensures water resistance of 5 atmospheres.

The Dial

This round dial features a blue color with a double-circle finish. Around the dial, you'll find baton indexes and Roman numerals marking the hours. For greater reading precision, the indexes are accompanied by a minute track. At the center, the dial showcases a guilloché effect that adds luminosity to its surface. Three silver-toned hands animate this watch to display the hours and minutes. At six o'clock, a date window sits against a white background. Finally, the brand signs its timepiece beneath the twelve o'clock index.

The Movement

To power this watch, Festina equips it with a Japanese quartz movement. Its mechanism drives the hour, minute, and second hands as well as the date window with fluid precision.

The Strap

The dial is paired with a blue crocodile-effect leather strap. Its tone-on-tone stitching adds a refined touch to your wrist. The strap fastens with a silver-toned pin buckle. Please note that the lug width is 22 millimeters.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance of 5 atmospheres, or 50 m. Designed to be strikingly beautiful and turn heads in any setting, its refined look in no way compromises its ability to handle everyday wear. You can keep it on in the shower - though the Ocarat team recommends leaving it on the edge of the sink to preserve its shine and integrity over time. As for swimming and scuba diving, we strongly advise against wearing this watch in the water, as doing so may damage it and result in costly repairs.