Every case on this Raptor is cut from zebrano wood, which means the grain running through it belongs to your watch alone. No two are quite the same. It is a men's watch with a round 39 mm case, a brown dial and a quartz movement, the GL32.
The brown dial is easy to read at a glance, with Arabic numerals so you never have to work out the time. The hour markers are silver-coloured and stand out cleanly against the brown. The display is analogue, as you would expect.
At 39 mm across and 8 mm thick, the case sits in the standard range for a man's wrist, and if you are unsure about fit, our watch size guide will help you decide. The watch weighs 50 g in total. The mineral glass resists scratches better than plastic would. Water resistance is limited to splashes, so rain and hand washing are fine, but take it off for the shower or a swim.
The brown bracelet is made of links, and you adjust the fit by removing one or more of them. The same guide explains how, and it is worth keeping any links you take out. A deployant clasp closes with a click and keeps the watch on your wrist when you open it. The bracelet is 18 mm between the lugs, a figure to note if you ever want a spare strap, and the total length is 22.5 cm.
The GL32 quartz movement keeps steady time without any attention from you. When the battery runs out, a watchmaker can replace it and check the seals while the case is open.
It is a watch for every day, comfortable enough for the office and relaxed enough for the weekend. The warm wood and brown tones go well with denim, knitwear and a plain shirt alike.
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