The first thing worth knowing about this Raptor is what is inside: an automatic movement, so there is no battery to replace. It winds itself from the motion of your wrist, and it is wrapped in a round 38.5 mm case, only 12.5 mm thick, with a stainless steel bracelet and baton hour markers on an analogue dial.
At 38.5 mm across, the case suits most men's wrists without looking oversized, and the slim profile helps it slip under a shirt cuff. A mineral glass protects the dial through daily knocks and scuffs. Water resistance is 5 ATM, which covers rain, splashes and washing your hands. It is not meant for swimming, so keep it dry when you head for the pool or the sea.
The steel bracelet is made of links, and you adjust the length by removing one or more of them. Our watch size guide explains how to do it step by step. Keep any links you take out, as you may want them back later. A deployant clasp closes the bracelet smoothly and means you are far less likely to drop the watch when you take it off. If you ever fancy a different strap, the distance between the lugs is 22 mm, the measurement to check before you buy one.
Because it winds itself as you move, this watch is happiest worn often. With its metal bracelet and plain baton markers, it is an easy companion for work days, weekends and everything in between.
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