Solar Energy F20657/1 Watch

The Watch

Festina is a Spanish watchmaking brand known for crafting timepieces that combine quality, style, and reliability. The Festina F20657/1 featured here is a sophisticated watch that tells time with real flair. It houses a round case crafted in stainless steel, measuring 41.50 mm in diameter and 10.10 mm thick, elevated by a gold-tone bezel for a striking finish. The bezel frames a mineral crystal that offers a clear view of the dial. On the right side of the case sits a ridged, gold-tone crown, carefully protected and designed for easy time-setting. The caseback provides water resistance up to 5 ATM.

The Dial

Elegant and refined, the round dial makes a quietly confident statement with its gold-tone markers. A white outer ring features a finely graduated minute track accented with small circles. The sunray grey center displays Arabic numeral indexes at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock, with baton indexes for the remaining hours - all pointed to by two luminescent sword-shaped hands and a slender seconds hand, all finished in a gold tone that echoes the bezel. The brand name and logo appear in black just below 12 o'clock, while the movement type is noted above 6 o'clock.

The Movement

A solar movement powers all three hands with precision. The Japanese-made Miyota 2170 caliber captures light and converts it into clean energy stored in an MT621/1 battery, delivering a power reserve of 4 months at full charge.

The Bracelet

The watch is completed by an elegant bracelet in polished 316L stainless steel, featuring two rows of lateral links and a gold-tone row of center links. It measures 19.80 mm in width and fastens with a silver-tone deployant clasp with push-button releases.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance up to 5 atmospheres, or 50 m. Beautifully crafted to turn heads, it holds its own against everyday elements without missing a beat. You can wear it in the shower - though our Ocarat team recommends setting it aside to preserve its finish and longevity. Swimming and diving, however, are a different story: we strongly advise against submerging this watch to avoid damage and costly repairs.