The Case:

The case of this timepiece is made from stainless steel and it features a silver polished fixed bezel. Alternatively, the lugs have been finished using a brushing technique, the result of the contrasting steel finishes is subtle, yet aesthetically pleasing. Measuring at just 42mm, this timepiece makes for the perfect companion whether for your next business meeting or dinner in town. A silver crown is also present besides the 3 o'clock mark. Further protection is yielded through sapphire-crystal glass, a material which is favoured by luxury watch brands because of its unparalleled scratch and shatter resistance.

The Dial:

The refined, sunburst design of the black dial has an alluring appeal that sanctions faultless levels of legibility. It consists of a neatly positioned arabic hour increments and a date window above the 6 o'clock mark. Additionally, depth is provided through the rehaut, which displays the white minute increments. Moreover, you are able enjoy nighttime legibility thanks to the SuperLuminova®-coated hands and indices.

The Strap:

Much of the watch's understated appeal can be accredited to the clean looking red rubber strap. It is sure to make for a classic addition to your watch collection. Significantly, the strap fastens easily using a stainless steel standard buckle, that has Wenger engraved on it.

The Functions:

Highly dependable analog quartz movement powers this model, therefore providing peerless levels of accuracy. It is water resistant up to 50 metres.

Key Features:

The Brand:

Wenger celebrated its 125^thanniversary in 2018 and can look back on a spanning history. A history of passion as well as the world-famous “Swiss Army Knife”. Today the brand is concentrating on making watches at reasonable prices. Founded in 1893, the factory quickly made a name for itself through its innovative and precision. Under the direction of Theo Wenger, it was commissioned by the Swiss Army as the sole suppliers of genuine soldiers' knives. In 1997, Wenger entered the watchmaking business, with the foundation in the watchmaking capital of Biel in 1997.

Its timepieces benefited from the brand's expertise in pro­ducing high-tech instruments, and soon enjoyed world-wide renown thanks to their reliability and quality. In 2005 Victorinox took over Wenger in order to keep the traditional company in Swiss hands, and managed it as a subsidiary company with its own identity. Agile, up-to-date and at home in the world's cities – but always with its traditional Swiss roots in mind. This is Wenger today. Wenger's timepieces are reliable, functional and well-designed. Wenger are perfect for people who travel and therefore want to count on a Swiss brand at a reasonable price.

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