Wenger Seaforce Quartz Black Dial Brown Leather Strap Mens Watch 01.0641.125

The Case:The case used on this Wenger Seaforce 01.0641.125 is made from stainless steel, to protect the piece from harsh environments. At the 3 o'clock position sits the crown with a raised guard surrounding it to protect it from any accidental knocks. On top of the case is a black metallic unidirectional bezel. The bezel can be used to help measure dive time, supported by the watches water resistance rating of 200 metres. The zero marker on the bezel is coated in a luminous material which allows for clear visibility at the darkest parts of the ocean.The Dial:The dial features a two step design with the centre compromising of a repeating Guilloche pattern. Additionally, the ever-present Wenger logo sits at the 12 o'clock position with a date window located at 3 o'clock. Similar to the bezel the indexes and hands, of which are powered by a quartz movement, are coated in a luminous material. The words 'SWISS MADE' can be seen at the very bottom of the dial, instantly making it a piece you can rely on.The Strap:The strap is made from a tan leather material which provides a great feel to your wrist. It features a stitched pattern on either side and can be fastened securely with a standard buckle.Key Features: 12mm Case Height  Quartz MovementStainless Steel Case43mm Case SizeBlack DialBrown Leather Strap21mm Lug Width200m Water Resistance  The Family: SeaforceBuilt to resist demanding elements and environments such as water and the sea, the Seaforce collection will appeal to demanding wearers. The Wenger Seaforce is the result of innovative designs and exacting technical features, fully suited for all water activities as well as for the everyday urban lifestyle.The Brand:Wenger celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2018 and can look back on a spanning history. A history that is shaped by 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. After a devastating fire in 1986, the plant was rebuilt with the latest equip­ment. With the foundation in the watchmaking capital of Biel in 1997, Wenger entered the watchmaking business.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. They are designed for people who travel a lot and who therefore want to count on a Swiss brand at a reasonable price.