Multiples 009M671 Watch

The Watch

Founded in 1977, Pierre Lannier has carved out a distinguished place in French watchmaking through unique and original designs. Each watch is meticulously crafted to adorn your wrist with elegance for years to come. True to its spirit of sophistication and refinement, the brand presents this 009M671 watch, part of the Multiples collection. It features a round, silver-tone stainless steel case with a polished finish that adds a touch of elegance to any look. The dial is protected by a mineral crystal with a faceted bezel, giving the watch its distinctive character. With a 30 mm diameter and 7.30 mm thickness, this case is perfectly sized for women's wrists. Weighing 45 g, this timepiece features a crown at 3 o'clock for easy adjustment, while the snap-on case back ensures water resistance to 5 ATM.

The Dial

This model features a refined green dial adorned with gold-tone indices for precise timekeeping. The brushed and sunray-finished surfaces create subtle reflections that add depth and sophistication. At the center, two gold-tone dauphine hands display the hours and minutes, while a slender gold-tone seconds hand tracks the seconds. The brand's name is elegantly signed at 12 o'clock.

The Movement

The case components are powered by a Japanese-quartz movement renowned for its reliability and precision. More specifically, the TMI VJ21C caliber drives the hands with accuracy and efficiency. The movement is battery-powered, delivering an impressive 3-year battery life.

The Bracelet

This model features a stainless steel bracelet with a Milanese mesh finish that brings a modern, refined touch. In a silver tone, it pairs effortlessly with any accessory. The polished finish adds subtle brilliance and understated elegance. It has a 14 mm lug width and is fitted with a secure sliding clasp for easy adjustment. Total length: 105 x 70 mm.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance of 5 atmospheres, or 50 m. It's designed to be as beautiful as it is resilient - a true statement piece that holds its own against the elements. You can wear it in the shower, though the Ocarat team recommends leaving it on the edge of the sink to preserve its finish and longevity. Swimming and diving, however, are not recommended, as exposure to water pressure could cause damage and result in repair costs.