Women's Swiss Made Watch F20013/2

The Watch

Spanish watchmaking house Festina presents one of its newest models from its Swiss Made collection. Striking in both light and dark, this watch pairs black and white with silver finishes. Its case is round and crafted from 316L stainless steel. Designed specifically for women, this watch has a diameter of 29.3 mm - a case that will wrap feminine wrists with care and durability. To resist shocks, scratches, and everyday wear, the case is protected by a sapphire crystal. Setting the time is effortless thanks to a crown at three o'clock. Finally, this jewelry piece features a screw-down case back, guaranteeing water resistance to 50 meters.

The Dial

The round, all-white dial sits at the heart of the watch, flooding it with light. Framed by a silver bezel, it features two long, slender hands in silver PVD steel to display the hours and minutes - the very essence of finesse and femininity. For precise timekeeping and exceptional quality, a minute track made up of indexes and Roman numerals runs along the dial's edge. Festina notes the model's water resistance and crystal quality at six o'clock, and places its signature at twelve o'clock.

The Movement

Festina relies on a Quartz movement - a proven, classic mechanism that delivers reliable, precise timekeeping for this women's model.

The Bracelet

This timepiece is elegantly wrapped in a black leather strap. The deep black creates a striking contrast against the white dial. The leather is adorned with crocodile embossing and tone-on-tone topstitching to elevate your wrist in any setting. The watch fastens with a silver PVD ardillon buckle for easy on-and-off wear.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance of 5 atmospheres (50 m). It's designed to be as beautiful as it is resilient - elegance that doesn't compromise on durability. You can wear it in the shower, though the Ocarat team recommends setting it gently on the edge of the sink to preserve its finish and integrity over time. Swimming and scuba diving are strongly discouraged, as exposure could damage the watch and result in repair costs.