On The Square F20677/2 Watch

The Watch

Festina is a global brand with a strong presence in high-quality watchmaking. Each new collection brings classic yet innovative timepieces built to last for years. This stunning watch is part of the On the Square collection and adds an elegant touch to any look. It features a rectangular case crafted in stainless steel with a silver-toned finish combining polished and brushed details - sure to turn heads on any man's wrist. The case measures 40.50 mm in length and 9 mm in thickness. A mineral crystal sits atop the case for a clear view of the dial, and a crown at 3 o'clock lets you set the hours, minutes, and date with ease. The case back provides a water resistance of 5 ATM.

The Dial

This rectangular dial captivates with its silver-toned finish, perfectly complementing the rest of the watch. At its center, three hands mark the time: the two main hands indicate the hours and minutes, while the slender seconds hand tracks the seconds. The dial's edge is lined with hour markers and a minute track for effortless time reading. Note that the date window sits at 6 o'clock, and the 12 o'clock marker is replaced by an Arabic numeral. Just below it, the brand name and logo serve as a signature.

The Movement

This timepiece runs on a Japanese quartz movement - specifically the Miyota GR12 caliber - delivering reliable analog display. It is powered by a battery with a life of 3 years.

The Bracelet

This stainless steel bracelet completes the look of this superb watch. Its silver tone pairs perfectly with the dial's color for a seamless aesthetic. The bracelet features polished and brushed finishes and a lug width of 25 mm. It fastens securely with a deployment clasp.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 50 meters, or 5 ATM in standard watchmaking terms, this timepiece can handle a splash - but not prolonged water exposure. You can wear it in the shower occasionally, but to protect the mechanism's precision and longevity, our specialists strongly advise keeping it away from baths, pools, and the sea. Bottom line: no swimming, no diving, and no extended water immersion.