This is a watch for the man who wants a plain, readable quartz piece in a standard size, without anything to wind or set aside from the time. The Eichmüller has a round 42 mm case in silver-tone metal, paired with a metal bracelet in the same finish and a red dial.
Inside is a TMI PC21 quartz movement with an analogue display, so the time stays accurate without servicing. When the battery runs out, a watchmaker can replace it and check the seals at the same time. The red dial reads clearly at a glance. Both the hands and the hour markers are luminescent: once charged by light, they remain visible in the dark. The case is 9 mm thick, which keeps it slim enough to slip under a shirt cuff, and the glass is mineral. Water resistance is 3 ATM, which covers rain and hand washing. Take it off before a shower or a swim.
The bracelet is made of metal links in a silver finish. You adjust the length by removing one or more links, and our watch size guide explains how to do it. Keep any links you take out, in case you need to refit them later. The distance between the lugs is 22 mm, which is the figure to note if you ever want a replacement strap or bracelet.
At 42 mm, it suits a wide range of wrists and works from the office to the weekend, with no need to swap it for another watch during the day.
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