Streamliner Kennedy GM Quartz Watch 262236.FPRA.T.1.LAB

The Watch

The Streamliner Kennedy GM Quartz watch by Briston stands out for its sophisticated design and premium materials. The case features an elegant square shape measuring 36 mm in length and width, with a thickness of 10 mm. It is crafted in 316L stainless steel, offering exceptional corrosion resistance and enhanced durability. It is further elevated by a rose PVD finish that adds a modern, refined touch to the watch. The use of cellulose acetate accentuates the polished aesthetic, lending it a trend-forward look. The case back is securely held by screws, ensuring the product's robustness and water resistance while facilitating access to the movement for maintenance.

The Dial

The dial of this watch is a true masterpiece of elegance and functionality. Its guilloché and semi-gloss finish catches the light in the most subtle way, producing magnificent reflections that draw the eye. Arabic and Roman numerals are artfully arranged around the dial, adding a classic, timeless dimension. The SuperLuminova hands ensure perfect visibility even in complete darkness, and the minute track enables precise time reading.

The Movement

Featuring a Swiss quartz movement, this watch is the embodiment of precision and reliability. The Ronda Powertech 582 caliber delivers flawless performance, minimizing the time drift often seen in non-Swiss mechanisms. With a power reserve of up to three years on a single battery.

The Strap

The black leather strap, adorned with an alligator pattern, is the very definition of elegance. Its refined texture and precise stitching lend it not only a luxurious appearance but also exceptional durability. With a 20 mm lug width, it fits the wrist perfectly, delivering both comfort and style. The pin buckle ensures a secure fastening while allowing easy adjustment.

Water Resistance

With a 5 ATM water resistance rating, this watch can be worn with complete peace of mind in the rain or during moderate water activities. This means it can withstand a pressure equivalent to a depth of 50 meters, though this does not mean it can actually be submerged to that depth.