Football Green children clock Jacques Farel ORG1011
A football children clock is at a premium with boys. In green is formed the child clock with 3 pointers Quartz Clockwork equipped. His energy receives the clockwork by a battery 377, with it the Green football child clock Jacques Farel ORG1011 is suitable in weakly Reinstaluminium exactly and for the everyday application very well. Watch band, watch case and dial design are after legal standards produced
- tape of biocotton
- case Reinstaluminium,
- crown and ground from high-grade steel
- Waterproof 3 bars, 30 metres (to German Institute for Standardization 8310)
- mineral glass, crown protection on the flank
- battery freely of mercury
- embroideries and seams: Ecological Tex standard 100
- packaging from FSC-certificated paper
- printing inks from soy base, follower from bamboo
- dimension: Tape length 20 cm, width 14 mm, cases 26 mm, height 8 mm of weight 16 g
Light child clock with only 16 g of total weight
The watches case in Reinstaluminium are matted and the cases ground is made out of high-grade steel. The surface-hard mineral glass and the useful crown help the child clock to of a water density up to 30 metres 3 cash. By this kind of the manufacturing this child clock is suited for everyday life for girl really.
Learning pointer black red with German inscription
The dial has a white basic colour and owns black green Arabian figures for every hour, the Minuterie is in the green 5th minute scale in red. The Green child clock from FSC-certificated paper, printed with colours on soy base and a coat hanger from bamboo is packed
soft bracelet of bio-cotton 4-lagig
in 4 situations is made the watch band out of bio-cotton. The very soft and pleasant material tape with football motive in green lends a sportive air to this child clock. All embroideries and seams are made after the Green Tex state kind 100. The thorn fastening firmly sits in the finely co-ordinated round punchings. The wide security loop protects against unintentional one open the closing technik.
