Tags:
Men's Pocket,
Quartz,
Relic Watch,
sterling-silver —
Product Specifications
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| Brand Name: |
Relic |
| Part Number: |
ZR85059 |
| Clasp: |
pocket |
| Case material: |
Metal |
| Dial color: |
silver |
| Movement: |
Quartz |
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Product Description
Product Description This unique pocket watch features a shiny, silver-tone metal link chain, as well as a hinged cover to protect the face of the watch. Silver dial with shiny silver indexes, exposed gears and three hand quartz movement. Water resistant up to 3 ATM. About Relic: In 1990, Relic was first introduced as a mid-priced, fashion watch line. The brand is now sold nationwide in over eight major department stores. Relic’s watch line includes many different collections: Wet (sport), Folio (dress), Vibe (fashion), and Moving Color (animated dials). Since its introduction, Relic has developed into a vital brand that now includes an extensive collection of watches, leather and sunwear. Because of their competitive price, wide variety, and quality, Relic products match any style or taste!
Product Features
- Solid Sterlingg Silver Case
- Sterling Silver Waldemar Chain Included
- 17 Jewel Swiss Movement
Review
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| By Sean O’Hara (Los Angeles, Ca.) |
| The pocketwatch looks great and keeps time well. The chain is a good length and hooks onto any pants or shorts. Shipping was fast and free. Highly recomended. |
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| By Kenneth W. Crawford |
| The picture does not do this watch justice. I am very pleased with my purchase. This is a high-quality item for the price. In addition, I’ve had time to tell whether or not the watch keeps proper time–it does. |
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| By Rubane |
| As other reviews have stated, it’s a solid pocket watch, but nothing too out of the ordinary. I’m used to pocket watches where the ‘12′ is where the ‘9′ is so I can open it sideways with my forefinger and thumb or with just my palm. It feels odd for me to have to cock wrist and open it with my thumb from the top, but this is likely a personal issue. |
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| By By Andrew Konietzky “NeuroMan42″ |
| I was unhappy to find that the ‘exposed gears’ aren’t really exposed gears at all. They’re just gear shapes pasted onto the watch face and do not move or do anything at all. At close inspection, you can see some are just cut out pieces of plastic/metal. So yes, at a distance, it looks very nice, like a much more expensive watch, but that’s it - it’s just the look. |
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