Bauhaus Solar Chronograph 2086-1 Watch

Men's wristwatch features a precise Epson VR42A quartz mechanism and a watchcase with a diameter of 41 mm and a thickness of 11 mm made from damage-resistant stainless steel, making it safe for the skin and highly resistant to corrosion. With features such as a date display, chronograph, power reserve indicator, and solar energy powering, as well as a steel caseback protecting the mechanism, this model offers both utility and aesthetic value.

This is an offer for those looking for an everyday watch that combines style, comfort, and practical functional features.

At the heart of the watch lies a precise quartz mechanism Epson VR42A powered by solar energy. The energy required for the mechanism's operation is sourced from light, which enhances user convenience and makes the watch practical for everyday use.

The quartz mechanism is characterized by high precision indications, and solar technology allows for extended usage time.

The watch dial is protected by K1 mineral glass, resistant to scratches and light impacts on hard surfaces. The dial features a date display showing the current day of the month, a power reserve indicator, and a chronograph.

The case, measuring 41 mm in diameter and 11 mm in thickness, is made of stainless steel. This material is lightweight and extremely resistant to damage. The construction is water-resistant up to 5 ATM, protecting the inside of the movement from rain and while swimming.

The model is equipped with a black strap 20 mm wide, made from genuine leather. A classic buckle fastening allows for easy and stable attachment of the watch on the wrist.

• solar-powered quartz mechanism
• chronograph function for measuring intervals
• readable dial with a technical, organized layout
• side buttons for chronograph function operation
• strap made from genuine leather
• practical watch for everyday use
• model suited for casual and smart casual styles
• stainless steel caseback
• water resistance 5 atm
• K1 mineral glass
• date display, chronograph, power reserve indicator