Pinkbaya GP403 Watch

The Watch

Swiss-born Swatch, a product of the Swatch Group, has been shaking up the watch world since the 1980s with its bold, avant-garde designs. Discover its latest creation - the Pinkbaya GP403 watch. Head-to-toe in pale pink, it features a round metallic plastic case with a 34 mm diameter and 8.8 mm thickness, making it a perfect fit for women's and teen wrists. The round sunray dial in pink elevates any outfit, from casual to dressed up. It's home to two silver baton hands for the hours and minutes and a slender thread seconds hand. Arabic numeral indices in silver-grey run along the dial's edge. A plexiglass crystal shields the dial from everyday knocks and scratches. At 3 o'clock, a knurled crown lets you set the hands and the date window next to it. Finally, a solid case back ensures 3 ATM water resistance.

The Dial

A gorgeous pink dial dresses this watch and makes it shine with its sunray finish. Its round shape frames two silver baton hands for the hours and minutes, accompanied by a slender thread seconds hand. Grey Arabic numeral hour indices ring the dial, with the 3 o'clock position replaced by the date in black on white. All time indicators are accessible via the screw-down crown at 3 o'clock, aligned with the date window. Finally, the Swiss Maison signs the watch with its name and origin beneath 12 o'clock - a true mark of authenticity.

The Movement

At the heart of the Pinkbaya GP403 beats a Swiss-made quartz movement. Renowned for its reliability and precision, it runs on a battery to deliver a quality analog time display and advance the date window day by day.

The Strap

For all-day comfort, this timepiece pairs with a pink silicone strap. Its supple material and custom lug width give your wrist complete freedom of movement. It fastens easily with a pin buckle in metallic pink plastic.

Water Resistance

This watch offers a water resistance of 3 atmospheres, or 30m - so it's built to turn heads, not to dive. It handles rain, splashes, and dishwater just fine, but that's where it stops. We strongly advise against wearing it in the shower or bath, and even more so when swimming or diving.