Modena Panda Chronograph
FABRICAÇÃO MAVERONT — FEITO À MÃO
1 WATCH
€79,00
2 WATCHES
€39,50 Each
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Description
The Monaco Skeleton Automatic Watch is a self-winding timepiece with a fully exposed mechanical movement. Built in an alloy case with stainless steel bracelet, it combines the artistry of open-dial watchmaking with everyday wearability.
- Movement: Automatic self-winding with manual wind option — no battery required.
- Case: Alloy, 40–44 mm diameter, 15 mm thickness.
- Bracelet: Stainless steel, 22 mm lug width, push-button hidden clasp.
- Crystal: Hardlex mineral crystal — scratch-resistant.
- Dial: Open skeleton dial with luminous indices for low-light readability.
- Water Resistance: 3 ATM — suitable for everyday splashes and light rain.
Material & Specifications
Every component of the Monaco is selected for durability and precision.
- Movement type: Japanese automatic — rotor charged by wrist movement, hand-wind backup for extended storage.
- Case material: Zinc alloy — lightweight, corrosion-resistant.
- Bracelet material: 316L stainless steel — hypoallergenic, does not tarnish.
- Crystal material: Hardlex mineral glass — 5x harder than standard glass.
- Dial finish: Skeletonized plate exposing gears and rotor.
- Luminous markers: Applied lume indices — readable in low light.
- Clasp: Folding deployment clasp with push-button safety.
- Weight: Approx. 145g.
To wind manually: pull the crown to position 1 and turn clockwise 20–30 times until light resistance is felt. Wear daily to keep the rotor charged.
Shipping & Returns
Free worldwide shipping on all orders — no minimum required.
- Standard delivery: 5–9 business days, fully tracked.
- Express delivery: 2–4 business days (available at checkout).
- Free returns within 30 days of delivery — no questions asked.
- To return: contact us, receive a prepaid label, ship it back.
- Refund processed within 5 business days of receiving the return.
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