Most budget quartz watches settle for a round case and a plain dial. The Chill goes a different way: a rectangular case only 11 mm thick, a crisp white dial and a brown faux leather strap, powered by a Miyota 2115 quartz movement. It is an inexpensive men's watch that still has a bit of character.
The white dial keeps things honest. Arabic numerals alternate with baton markers, so you can read the time without counting marks. The glass is mineral, and the whole face has a clean, slightly dressy look that suits the rectangular shape.
The metal case measures 11 mm in thickness and the watch weighs 69 g, so it sits quietly under a shirt cuff. Water resistance is 3 ATM, which covers rain and hand washing. Showers, baths and swimming are not on the list, so take it off before those.
Quartz means an accurate time with no winding and no servicing routine. When the battery eventually runs low, have it changed by a watchmaker, who can also check the seals while the case is open.
The brown faux leather strap is soft, easy to wipe clean and closes with a classic pin buckle. Total length is 24 cm, and the width between the lugs is 29 mm, worth noting if you ever want a spare strap. If you like the warm look of straps like this one, you can browse more men's leather strap watches in the shop.
On a normal working day, this is the watch you put on without thinking. The brown strap and white dial go well with office clothes, and it looks just as comfortable with a casual jacket at the weekend.
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