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Perigaum Men's Squelette Stainless Steel Watch - Black Dial - P-0506-SSS

 
 
Perigaum Men's Squelette Stainless Steel Watch - Black Dial - P-0506-SSS
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Perigaum Men's Squelette Stainless Steel Watch - Black Dial - P-0506-SSS

Movement: M1379 High-Mech 21 jewel, stainless steel 316I case and water resistant: 3 ATM. Function: calendar and 24 hour indicator.

SKU: 

PEP-0506-SSS

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List Price: $359.00
Our Price: $230.00
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Product Details:
Product Weight: 0.18 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
Watch Information:
Crystal Material: Mineral
Clasp: Buckle
Case Diameter: 40 unknown-units
Case Thickness: 12 unknown-units
Case Material: stainless-steel
Band Material: calfskin
Bezel Material: stainless-steel
Dial Color: black
Movement: automatic-self-wind
Calendar: day-and-date
Water Resistance Depth: 30 meters
 
 

Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 1 customer reviews )
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4well made, nice looking, but hard to read  Feb 20, 2012
By JetpackJohn
Overall, I am fairly happy with my first Perigaum mechanical watch. The style is very nice and it seems quite well built.

I have several issues with the watch, but they are all fairly minor:

1) The watch face can be very hard to read and depends greatly on the amount and direction of the light around you. This is my primary issue with the watch. The site from which I ordered the watch (an Amazon seller) showed the watch in the best possible light and gave the impression that the blue hands really stuck out. In reality, they are not nearly as visible. With some practice, you will get much faster at reading the time, but it's slower than it could be.

2) Month dial does not advance on its own when the date dial does a complete rotation. You have to advance it yourself each month, which isn't a huge problem. For some reason, though, it advances backwards, so you must press the button 11 times to advance to the next month instead of just once.

3) There is no indication that the watch is fully wound. I suppose this is to prevent over-winding the watch, but it would be nice if the manual gave some indication of how much is enough. I usually give the stem 45 twists (not sure how much more or less than a full turn one of my twists is) and this is good for about 48 hours of running time.

Issues aside, though, I do like the watch quite a lot. I just wish the hands were more visible.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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