BERNY AM198M Automatic Skeleton Men’s Mechanical Watch W/3D Dial 5ATM Luminous
- Head-Turning Skeletion Style: Ditch boring traditional watch faces. This open-work design reveals the mesmerizing inner gears, paired with a unique triangular index layout and bold orange/red accents for a head-turning cyber-mechanical vibe. At 42mm, it's the perfect case size to stand out on your wrist offering a weighty, high-end feel. It's equal parts rugged, futuristic, and undeniably cool.
- Premium Materials: The case is crafted from scratch-resistant 316L stainless steel, the glass is tough-as-nails sapphire crystal (harder than most everyday objects), and the 50m water resistance handles splashes, rain, and outdoor adventures.
- Reliable Automatic Movement: Equipped with the Japanese Miyota 8250 automatic movement with 21 jewels, this watch guarantees precise timekeeping and durability. The movement supports both self-winding and hand-winding methods for added convenience.
- Luminous Readability: The AM198M features a high-intensity luminous system. Under normal light, it remains subdued; in darkness, the hands and markers emit a sharp, long-lasting glow. This ensures legibility in any condition.
- Carbon-Pattern Leather Strap: Sporty yet sophisticated, the textured leather strap with orange contrast stitching balances rugged style with all-day comfort and durability.
Specification:
Model: AM198M-BLK
Case & Dial: Black
Case Shape: Round
Lug-to-lug Distance: 50mm
Case Diameter: 42mm
Case Thickness: 12.5mm
Band Width: 22mm
Wrist Size (Max): 210mm
Case Material: 316L Stainless Steel
Band Material: Leather
Clasp Type: Pin Buckle
Crown: Push-pull Crown
Crown Diameter: 6.5mm
Crystal: Sapphire Glass
Case Back Material: Sapphire Glass
Water Resistance: 5ATM
Movement: Miyota Automatic 82S0 (Japan)
Accuracy: -20～＋40 sec/day
Net Weight: 88g
Package Includes:
1 x BERNY AM198M Skeleton Watch
1 x Instruction
1 x Watch Pillow & Box
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