Most basic quartz watches stop at a plain case and a thin strap. The Raptor is built differently: a 52 mm round case in black metal, 13 mm thick, with a full stainless steel bracelet in matching black and a Miyota JP15 quartz movement inside.
The black dial alternates Arabic numerals with baton indexes, so you read the time at a glance without counting marks. The indexes are silver-coloured and stand out cleanly against the dark background. The display is analogue, protected by a mineral crystal.
At 52 mm, this is a large watch, best suited to broad wrists or anyone who likes a substantial piece. It weighs 183 g, and the 13 mm case gives it a solid, chunky presence. Water resistance is rated at 3 ATM, which covers rain and hand washing. Showering, bathing and swimming are not recommended. If you are unsure about fit, our watch size guide explains how to check a case size against your wrist and how to adjust the bracelet.
The black steel bracelet is 24 mm wide and 23 cm long in total. You resize it by removing one or more links, so keep any you take out. A deployant clasp closes it securely and lets you take the watch off without it dropping. The quartz movement is accurate and needs no winding or setting, just a battery change when it runs down.
Day to day, this is a watch that works from the office to the weekend, as long as you are happy wearing a bold, large black case on your wrist.
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