This is a diver you can simply wear and forget about. It has a quartz movement that needs no winding or setting, a black dial you can read at a glance, and a steel build that shrugs off sweat and daily knocks. The Riedenschild men's watch pairs a 46 mm case with a black steel bracelet and is water resistant to 100 ATM.
The dial shows the day and date in a window, so you always know where you are in the week. The hands and hour markers are luminous: give them some light and they stay readable in the dark. The rotating bezel works as a simple timer. Line its marker up with the minute hand, then check how much time has passed whenever you glance down. The crown screws down onto the case, so always tighten it fully before getting in the water. The helium valve is a proper diving-watch feature, built for saturation diving. After a swim in the sea, rinse the watch in fresh water and have the seals checked from time to time.
At 46 mm across and 13 mm thick, the black stainless steel case is large and solid, so it suits a bigger wrist. Our watch size guide helps you check before you choose. The black bracelet is made of links and has a safety deployant clasp that stops it opening by accident. To shorten it, remove links and keep the spare ones. A second strap in silicone is included, and the quick-release fitting lets you swap straps without tools, handy if you want a sportier look for the gym or a smarter one for the office.
It is happy at work on a weekday and just as happy on a weekend walk or a beach trip, with day and date to hand and a quartz movement that asks for nothing but a new battery when the time comes.
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