Polycarbon Crashed Watch PCBJ39

The Watch

Every detail of the D1 Milano Polycarbon Crashed Watch commands attention through its subtle blend of boldness and minimalism. Designed for men who appreciate innovation and refined style, this timepiece stands out with its distinctive octagonal shape. The case, measuring 40.50 mm in diameter, is crafted entirely from black polycarbonate. This synthetic material gives the watch remarkable lightness and durability while maintaining a sleek, modern aesthetic. Its matte surface adds an extra layer of refinement, redefining contemporary design standards.

The Dial

The dial, in a deep matte black, delivers a flawlessly smooth and textured finish that catches light with precision, highlighting the purity of its design. Luminous hands underscore this commitment to functional detail, displaying hours, minutes, and seconds with impeccable accuracy.

The Movement

Powering this remarkable timepiece is the TMI VJ21 quartz movement, of Japanese origin. This technology delivers outstanding precision and low-maintenance reliability, with no complex mechanical parts to worry about. With a 36-month power reserve, the watch runs consistently and dependably - requiring minimal attention after its initial setup.

The Strap

The elegance continues with a strap crafted in polycarbonate, matched to the case's black tone. Its uniform color reinforces the watch's cohesive design, while the material delivers a comfortable feel on the wrist. The deployment clasp ensures maximum security during wear while making it quick and easy to put on or take off. The strap width, specifically engineered for this watch, provides an optimal fit that adapts to any wrist size - combining lasting comfort with enduring sophistication.

Water Resistance

With 5 ATM water resistance, this watch handles splashes, rain, and everyday water exposure without missing a beat. Wear it worry-free during surface swimming or casual water activities - no risk of water infiltration. This level of protection is ideal for daily wear, keeping the watch performing at its best while safeguarding its internal components.